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Page 44
135 , where he says , “ A tan - house is necessary , for all men wear shoes , and
nevertheless it may be pulled down if it be erected to the nuisance of another : in
like manner of a glass - house ; and they ought to be erected in places ...
135 , where he says , “ A tan - house is necessary , for all men wear shoes , and
nevertheless it may be pulled down if it be erected to the nuisance of another : in
like manner of a glass - house ; and they ought to be erected in places ...
Page 47
In general , a kitchen chimney , suitable to the establishment to which it belonged
, could not be deemed . a nuisance ; ut it built in an inconvenient place or manner
, on purpose to annoy the neighbors , it might , I think , very properly be treated ...
In general , a kitchen chimney , suitable to the establishment to which it belonged
, could not be deemed . a nuisance ; ut it built in an inconvenient place or manner
, on purpose to annoy the neighbors , it might , I think , very properly be treated ...
Page 49
This principle would comprehend all the cases I have mentioned , but would not
comprehend the present , where what has been done was not the using of land
in a common and ordinary way , but in an exceptional manner ...
This principle would comprehend all the cases I have mentioned , but would not
comprehend the present , where what has been done was not the using of land
in a common and ordinary way , but in an exceptional manner ...
Page 52
... his own property in such a manner as not to injure the property of his neighbors
; that there was no prescriptive right in this case ; that the law did not regard
trifling inconveniences ; that everything must be looked at from a reasonable
point of ...
... his own property in such a manner as not to injure the property of his neighbors
; that there was no prescriptive right in this case ; that the law did not regard
trifling inconveniences ; that everything must be looked at from a reasonable
point of ...
Page 53
... Whether the place was a suitable place for such a trade , and whether it was
carried on in a reasonable manner . ” The learned judge did not put the questions
in this form , but did ask the jury whether the enjoyment of the plaintiff ' s property
...
... Whether the place was a suitable place for such a trade , and whether it was
carried on in a reasonable manner . ” The learned judge did not put the questions
in this form , but did ask the jury whether the enjoyment of the plaintiff ' s property
...
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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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