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Page 68
1 , it is said : " If A . , seised in fee of copybold land next adjoining land of B . ,
erect a new house on his copyhold land ” ( I may remark that the circumstance of
A . ' s land being copyhold is wholly immaterial ) , “ and part of the house is
erected ...
1 , it is said : " If A . , seised in fee of copybold land next adjoining land of B . ,
erect a new house on his copyhold land ” ( I may remark that the circumstance of
A . ' s land being copyhold is wholly immaterial ) , “ and part of the house is
erected ...
Page 71
Harrison , 3 B . & Ad . 871 , decided that the owner of a house , recently erected
on the extremity of his land , could not maintain an action against the owner of the
adjoining land for digging in his own land so near to the plaintiff ' s house that ...
Harrison , 3 B . & Ad . 871 , decided that the owner of a house , recently erected
on the extremity of his land , could not maintain an action against the owner of the
adjoining land for digging in his own land so near to the plaintiff ' s house that ...
Page 73
which belong to him , and which he has reserved to himself the right of getting , in
that reasonable and ordinary mode in which he would be authorized to get them ,
provided he leaves a proper support for the land which the other party is to ...
which belong to him , and which he has reserved to himself the right of getting , in
that reasonable and ordinary mode in which he would be authorized to get them ,
provided he leaves a proper support for the land which the other party is to ...
Page 78
But the moment the jury found that the subsidence of the land was not caused by
the weight of the superincumbent buildings , the existence of the house became
unimportant in considering the question of the defendant ' s liability . It is as if a ...
But the moment the jury found that the subsidence of the land was not caused by
the weight of the superincumbent buildings , the existence of the house became
unimportant in considering the question of the defendant ' s liability . It is as if a ...
Page 79
As to the damages , the jury found that the defendant , knowing the state of the
plaintiff ' s land , worked his own mines , and so caused the injury . There is ,
therefore , no ground for reducing the damages . CHANNELL , B . The learned
judge ...
As to the damages , the jury found that the defendant , knowing the state of the
plaintiff ' s land , worked his own mines , and so caused the injury . There is ,
therefore , no ground for reducing the damages . CHANNELL , B . The learned
judge ...
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| Title | Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2 Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, John Chipman Gray |
| Author | John Chipman Gray |
| Publisher | C. W. Sever, 1889 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 13 Feb 2009 |
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