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Page 38
The cause was tried before Byles , J . , at the sittings at Westminster after the last
term , when the following facts ... had excavated the clay and converted it into
bricks , which he caused to be placed in three “ clamps " for burning , near to the
...
The cause was tried before Byles , J . , at the sittings at Westminster after the last
term , when the following facts ... had excavated the clay and converted it into
bricks , which he caused to be placed in three “ clamps " for burning , near to the
...
Page 39
... made from clay dug from the spot , in a new neighborhood in the outskirts of
London , which no one could say was an inconvenient place for the purpose ,
though it might cause annoyance to one or two persons residing near , would
afford a ...
... made from clay dug from the spot , in a new neighborhood in the outskirts of
London , which no one could say was an inconvenient place for the purpose ,
though it might cause annoyance to one or two persons residing near , would
afford a ...
Page 40
Collier , Q . C . , and Garth , now showed cause . Shee , Serjt . , and Aspland , in
support of the rule . CROWDER , J . I am of opinion that this rule should be
discharged . It was moved upon two grounds , — first , that the verdict was
against the ...
Collier , Q . C . , and Garth , now showed cause . Shee , Serjt . , and Aspland , in
support of the rule . CROWDER , J . I am of opinion that this rule should be
discharged . It was moved upon two grounds , — first , that the verdict was
against the ...
Page 45
... notwithstanding it be carried on so near the house of another as to be an
annoyance to him , in rendering his residence there less delectable or agreeable
, provided the trade be so conducted that it does not cause what amounts , in
point of ...
... notwithstanding it be carried on so near the house of another as to be an
annoyance to him , in rendering his residence there less delectable or agreeable
, provided the trade be so conducted that it does not cause what amounts , in
point of ...
Page 46
... then surely the jury cannot properly be asked whether the causing of the
nuisance was a reasonable use of the land . If such a question is proper for their
consideration in an action such as the present , for a nuisance by immitting
corrupted ...
... then surely the jury cannot properly be asked whether the causing of the
nuisance was a reasonable use of the land . If such a question is proper for their
consideration in an action such as the present , for a nuisance by immitting
corrupted ...
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| Title | Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2 Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, John Chipman Gray |
| Author | John Chipman Gray |
| Publisher | C. W. Sever, 1889 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 13 Feb 2009 |
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