Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2 |
From inside the book
Results 6-10 of 79
Page 89
Webb gave Gillighan the right to go up to , but not within two feet of , the plaintiff '
s fence . Webb had no other connection with the acts complained of . “ Gillighan
for a consideration gave permission to the defendant GILMORE V . DRISCOLL .
Webb gave Gillighan the right to go up to , but not within two feet of , the plaintiff '
s fence . Webb had no other connection with the acts complained of . “ Gillighan
for a consideration gave permission to the defendant GILMORE V . DRISCOLL .
Page 105
And after hearing such argument , and consideration of the case , we are of
opinion that the direction of the learned judge was correct in point of law . The
question argued before us has been in substance this : whether the right to the ...
And after hearing such argument , and consideration of the case , we are of
opinion that the direction of the learned judge was correct in point of law . The
question argued before us has been in substance this : whether the right to the ...
Page 128
My Lords , this case is of the greatest impor . tance , and requires the most full
and attentive consideration . No question that has occurred in my time has been
so worthy of the most careful examination ; and though we have had a very able ...
My Lords , this case is of the greatest impor . tance , and requires the most full
and attentive consideration . No question that has occurred in my time has been
so worthy of the most careful examination ; and though we have had a very able ...
Page 133
But in this case there has been an abstraction of water for purposes wholly
unconnected with the enjoyment of the defendant ' s land . On the whole , I
should certainly have wished to give this important case further consideration ;
but , as my ...
But in this case there has been an abstraction of water for purposes wholly
unconnected with the enjoyment of the defendant ' s land . On the whole , I
should certainly have wished to give this important case further consideration ;
but , as my ...
Page 134
case further consideration ; but , as my noble and learned friends have formed
their opinions upon it , I acquiesce , and do not give my advice to your Lordships
to reverse the judgment . LORD KINGSDOWN . My Lords , I confess that I am ...
case further consideration ; but , as my noble and learned friends have formed
their opinions upon it , I acquiesce , and do not give my advice to your Lordships
to reverse the judgment . LORD KINGSDOWN . My Lords , I confess that I am ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
acquired action adjoining agreed agreement alleged appears applied assigns authority belonging benefit bound building built called carried cause claimed close common consideration considered continued conveyed court covenant custom damages decided decision deed defendant defendant's easement effect enjoyed enjoyment entered entitled erected evidence exist extent fact fence flow give given grant grantor ground heirs held highway injury intended interest judge judgment jury Justice land license light Lord maintain manner means mentioned mill nature necessary obstruction occupiers opinion owner party pass passage person plaintiff plea possession premises prescription present principle proprietor proved purchased question reasonable referred remove repair Reported respect river road rule side soil stream street sufficient surface taken tenant tenement term thereof thing tion trespass trial verdict wall whole
Bibliographic information
| 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 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |