Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 330
... covenant , and no land with which the covenant could run ; and the bond was but a personal obligation of the obligors , not subjecting the land which had been conveyed to them in any other way than any of their estate might be liable to ...
... covenant , and no land with which the covenant could run ; and the bond was but a personal obligation of the obligors , not subjecting the land which had been conveyed to them in any other way than any of their estate might be liable to ...
Page 331
... covenant sued on , to have the division wall stand half on each lot , and to contribute to the expense thereof ; and that the obligation sought to be enforced against the de- fendant was an affirmative covenant to pay money . The court ...
... covenant sued on , to have the division wall stand half on each lot , and to contribute to the expense thereof ; and that the obligation sought to be enforced against the de- fendant was an affirmative covenant to pay money . The court ...
Page 332
... covenant , in a grant of a watercourse , to clear it and keep it in repair , was held to be a covenant running with land of the grantor through which the watercourse passed . See also Van Rens- selaer v . Read , 26 N. Y. 558 , 574-577 ...
... covenant , in a grant of a watercourse , to clear it and keep it in repair , was held to be a covenant running with land of the grantor through which the watercourse passed . See also Van Rens- selaer v . Read , 26 N. Y. 558 , 574-577 ...
Page 333
... covenant that the grantor , his heirs and as- signs , would build and forever keep up a fence on each side thereof through the grantor's land , was a covenant running with that land ; and it was held , that an assignee of that land was ...
... covenant that the grantor , his heirs and as- signs , would build and forever keep up a fence on each side thereof through the grantor's land , was a covenant running with that land ; and it was held , that an assignee of that land was ...
Page 334
... covenant or other charge upon the land , but which might be enforced by a court of chancery in its discretion , is an incumbrance , the effect of which can be assessed in damages by a jury in a court of common law . In the deed now ...
... covenant or other charge upon the land , but which might be enforced by a court of chancery in its discretion , is an incumbrance , the effect of which can be assessed in damages by a jury in a court of common law . In the deed now ...
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