Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 35
... given him notice to quit ( though it did not appear that any of them had actually quitted ) ; and that , in consequence of the nuisance , the plaintiff's houses would not realize as much rent as they would otherwise have done . proved ...
... given him notice to quit ( though it did not appear that any of them had actually quitted ) ; and that , in consequence of the nuisance , the plaintiff's houses would not realize as much rent as they would otherwise have done . proved ...
Page 51
... given , agree with it . That case reminds me strongly of what the late Lord Denman said , that he suspected a case very much when he found it continually quoted immediately after its decision ; and certainly Hole v . Barlow has been so ...
... given , agree with it . That case reminds me strongly of what the late Lord Denman said , that he suspected a case very much when he found it continually quoted immediately after its decision ; and certainly Hole v . Barlow has been so ...
Page 53
... given to appeal , and the case was carried to the Exchequer Chamber , where the judgment was affirmed ; Lord Chief Baron Pollock there observing , " My opinion has not always been Acting upon what has been decided in this court , my ...
... given to appeal , and the case was carried to the Exchequer Chamber , where the judgment was affirmed ; Lord Chief Baron Pollock there observing , " My opinion has not always been Acting upon what has been decided in this court , my ...
Page 54
... given by the learned judge to the jury were correct , and that a new trial ought not to be granted . As far as the experience of all of us goes , the directions are such as we have given in these cases for the last twenty years . THE ...
... given by the learned judge to the jury were correct , and that a new trial ought not to be granted . As far as the experience of all of us goes , the directions are such as we have given in these cases for the last twenty years . THE ...
Page 98
... given for the plaintiff , and that the watercourse in this case is not extinct , by the unity of possession . 1. WHITLOCK , J. There is a difference between a way , a common , and a watercourse . Bracton , lib . 4 , f . 221 , 222 ...
... given for the plaintiff , and that the watercourse in this case is not extinct , by the unity of possession . 1. WHITLOCK , J. There is a difference between a way , a common , and a watercourse . Bracton , lib . 4 , f . 221 , 222 ...
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