Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 72
... held , upon a writ of error from the Court of Common Pleas in Chadwick v . Trower , 6 New Ca. 1 ; see Trower v . Chadwick , 3 New Ca. 334 , that the mere circum- stance of juxtaposition does not render it necessary for a person who ...
... held , upon a writ of error from the Court of Common Pleas in Chadwick v . Trower , 6 New Ca. 1 ; see Trower v . Chadwick , 3 New Ca. 334 , that the mere circum- stance of juxtaposition does not render it necessary for a person who ...
Page 73
... held that a land owner , who , by mining operations in his own lands , directs a sub- terraneous current of water , is not liable to an action at the suit of the owner of the adjoining land , whose well is thereby laid dry . But the ...
... held that a land owner , who , by mining operations in his own lands , directs a sub- terraneous current of water , is not liable to an action at the suit of the owner of the adjoining land , whose well is thereby laid dry . But the ...
Page 93
... held that the plaintiff could recover for the loss of or injury to the soil merely , and not for the damage to the house ; and Chief Justice Parker , in delivering judgment , said : " It is a common principle of the civil and of the ...
... held that the plaintiff could recover for the loss of or injury to the soil merely , and not for the damage to the house ; and Chief Justice Parker , in delivering judgment , said : " It is a common principle of the civil and of the ...
Page 95
... held that , in an action for causing soil to sink , which would have sunk if there had been no building upon it , the damages recovered might include the injury to the buildings also , are directly opposed to our own cases of Thurston v ...
... held that , in an action for causing soil to sink , which would have sunk if there had been no building upon it , the damages recovered might include the injury to the buildings also , are directly opposed to our own cases of Thurston v ...
Page 140
... held that burden could not be attached to the land in the hands of the as- signee . Here , no doubt , it can be , that is to say , on the lands of the riparian proprietors , the Marsdens . The question is not with them , but with one ...
... held that burden could not be attached to the land in the hands of the as- signee . Here , no doubt , it can be , that is to say , on the lands of the riparian proprietors , the Marsdens . The question is not with them , but with one ...
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