Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 65
... court , as a court of equity will not interpose . Nor is this a case in which the proceedings ought to be suspended until the trial and decision of the title at law . That would be a proper course to pursue , where a temporary ...
... court , as a court of equity will not interpose . Nor is this a case in which the proceedings ought to be suspended until the trial and decision of the title at law . That would be a proper course to pursue , where a temporary ...
Page 71
... Court of Exchequer , in Partridge v . Scott , 3 M. & W. 220 , concurred in the law before laid down in this court , that a right to the support of the foundation of a house from adjoining land belonging to another proprietor can only be ...
... Court of Exchequer , in Partridge v . Scott , 3 M. & W. 220 , concurred in the law before laid down in this court , that a right to the support of the foundation of a house from adjoining land belonging to another proprietor can only be ...
Page 73
... Court of Exchequer , says , in the course of his luminous judgment : The right of the defendants " to get the mines is the right of the mine - owners , as against the owner of the land which is above it . That right appears to me to be ...
... Court of Exchequer , says , in the course of his luminous judgment : The right of the defendants " to get the mines is the right of the mine - owners , as against the owner of the land which is above it . That right appears to me to be ...
Page 83
... Court of Exchequer Chamber in the case of Back- house v . Bonomi , 9 H. L. C. 503 , that every landowner in the kingdom has a right to the support of his land in its natural state . It is not an easement : it is a right of property ...
... Court of Exchequer Chamber in the case of Back- house v . Bonomi , 9 H. L. C. 503 , that every landowner in the kingdom has a right to the support of his land in its natural state . It is not an easement : it is a right of property ...
Page 89
... Court , and , after judgment for the plaintiff , to this court on appeal , on an agreed statement of facts as follows : " The plaintiff was owner of a parcel of land in a populous portion of that part of Boston , lately Roxbury , as ...
... Court , and , after judgment for the plaintiff , to this court on appeal , on an agreed statement of facts as follows : " The plaintiff was owner of a parcel of land in a populous portion of that part of Boston , lately Roxbury , as ...
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