Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 19
... grant . The occupier might well plead by way of prescription such a right , be- cause it might have been acquired by grant ; but , in respect of a mat- ter that does not fall within that description , it is perfectly clear it cannot be ...
... grant . The occupier might well plead by way of prescription such a right , be- cause it might have been acquired by grant ; but , in respect of a mat- ter that does not fall within that description , it is perfectly clear it cannot be ...
Page 20
... grant , and that may be considered in this stage of the discussion as an existing grant ; and the effect of it is , that at some distant period the owner of the servient tenement granted to the owner of the adjoining dominant tenement ...
... grant , and that may be considered in this stage of the discussion as an existing grant ; and the effect of it is , that at some distant period the owner of the servient tenement granted to the owner of the adjoining dominant tenement ...
Page 25
... grant free liberty of carrying away gravel and sea - weed off the beach , belonging to his part of said farm , and , also , stones below high - water mark on said beach , to the said Joseph W. Taylor , his heirs and assigns , and , also ...
... grant free liberty of carrying away gravel and sea - weed off the beach , belonging to his part of said farm , and , also , stones below high - water mark on said beach , to the said Joseph W. Taylor , his heirs and assigns , and , also ...
Page 26
... grant in the deed of partition is to create a right of common for sea - weed , gravel and stone , in favor of the north farm set off to Joseph , and as appurtenant thereto , to be exercised on the shore of the estate set off to Nicholas ...
... grant in the deed of partition is to create a right of common for sea - weed , gravel and stone , in favor of the north farm set off to Joseph , and as appurtenant thereto , to be exercised on the shore of the estate set off to Nicholas ...
Page 69
... grant of the surface was made to one , and the minerals under it to another , without any express grant or reservation of any easement . Suppose ( what has generally been the fact ) that there has been in a subject unity of title from ...
... grant of the surface was made to one , and the minerals under it to another , without any express grant or reservation of any easement . Suppose ( what has generally been the fact ) that there has been in a subject unity of title from ...
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