Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volume 3; Volume 110 |
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Page 203
... injury to plaintiff's prop- erty from a change in the course of a stream in the construction of a railroad was the injury done to the soil , and the consequent diminution of the salable value of the land , the injury being a permanent ...
... injury to plaintiff's prop- erty from a change in the course of a stream in the construction of a railroad was the injury done to the soil , and the consequent diminution of the salable value of the land , the injury being a permanent ...
Page 206
... injury done to plaintiff's land is of a dual nature , one by washing away the soil whereby a permanent and lasting injury was inflicted ; and the other by flooding merely , whereby the usufruct of the land was damaged . OPINION OF THE ...
... injury done to plaintiff's land is of a dual nature , one by washing away the soil whereby a permanent and lasting injury was inflicted ; and the other by flooding merely , whereby the usufruct of the land was damaged . OPINION OF THE ...
Page 207
... injury complained of was a permanent one , and therefore the measure of damages under the plead- ings was the injury done to the soil , and consequently diminution of its salable value . On the trial , witnesses were introduced by ...
... injury complained of was a permanent one , and therefore the measure of damages under the plead- ings was the injury done to the soil , and consequently diminution of its salable value . On the trial , witnesses were introduced by ...
Page 208
... injury , and how much , if any , has its salable value been diminished by reason of the injury complained of ? The admission of the character of testimony above referred to was error . For the reasons indicated , the judgment is ...
... injury , and how much , if any , has its salable value been diminished by reason of the injury complained of ? The admission of the character of testimony above referred to was error . For the reasons indicated , the judgment is ...
Page 209
... injured by running his hand into the spout . EDWARD P. HUMPHREY , ATTORNEY FOR APPELLANT . HUMPHREY & DAVIE OF COUNSEL . This action was instituted by appellee , a boy about seventeen years of age , to recover damages for personal injuries ...
... injured by running his hand into the spout . EDWARD P. HUMPHREY , ATTORNEY FOR APPELLANT . HUMPHREY & DAVIE OF COUNSEL . This action was instituted by appellee , a boy about seventeen years of age , to recover damages for personal injuries ...
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