Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 59
... easement claimed , is the same question whether the defendant endeavors to assert his right by common law or under the Prescription Act . That Act fixes periods for the acquisi- tion of easements , but , except in regard to the ...
... easement claimed , is the same question whether the defendant endeavors to assert his right by common law or under the Prescription Act . That Act fixes periods for the acquisi- tion of easements , but , except in regard to the ...
Page 65
... easement or privilege before enjoyed , or whether the non user is imputable to some other cause . See Gale & Whatley on Easements ( Amer . ed . ) , 262 . Another objection to the defendant's title by prescription is , that until lately ...
... easement or privilege before enjoyed , or whether the non user is imputable to some other cause . See Gale & Whatley on Easements ( Amer . ed . ) , 262 . Another objection to the defendant's title by prescription is , that until lately ...
Page 67
... easement which the plaintiff claims exists , it does not arise from any special grant or reservation , but is of common right , created by the law , so that we are bound to take notice of its existence . In pleading , it is enough to ...
... easement which the plaintiff claims exists , it does not arise from any special grant or reservation , but is of common right , created by the law , so that we are bound to take notice of its existence . In pleading , it is enough to ...
Page 70
... easement or right which is the founda- tion of the action : but the easement there claimed was a right of sup- port of one building upon another , which could arise only from a grant actual or implied ; and there Lord Tenterden says ...
... easement or right which is the founda- tion of the action : but the easement there claimed was a right of sup- port of one building upon another , which could arise only from a grant actual or implied ; and there Lord Tenterden says ...
Page 73
... easement of support for the upper soil from the soil beneath , and that the entire removal of the inferior strata , however skilfully done , would be actionable , if productive of damage by withdrawing that degree of support to which ...
... easement of support for the upper soil from the soil beneath , and that the entire removal of the inferior strata , however skilfully done , would be actionable , if productive of damage by withdrawing that degree of support to which ...
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