Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 1C. W. Sever, 1888 - Personal property |
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Page 63
... recover chattels and actions to recover debts , and it does not purport to be a statute relating to the acquisition of title to property , but a statute prescribing the time within which certain actions shall be brought . There is not a ...
... recover chattels and actions to recover debts , and it does not purport to be a statute relating to the acquisition of title to property , but a statute prescribing the time within which certain actions shall be brought . There is not a ...
Page 64
... recover all sums of money received by the defendant from the makers of the notes within six years before the ... recovered the counters by action at the time she took pos- session , she ought not to be permitted to take them from the ...
... recover all sums of money received by the defendant from the makers of the notes within six years before the ... recovered the counters by action at the time she took pos- session , she ought not to be permitted to take them from the ...
Page 74
... recover the value in its state of improvement . Thus , where leather is made into boots and shoes , cloth into a garment , trees into square timber , iron into bars , or timber into boards , shingles , or coal , the title remains in the ...
... recover the value in its state of improvement . Thus , where leather is made into boots and shoes , cloth into a garment , trees into square timber , iron into bars , or timber into boards , shingles , or coal , the title remains in the ...
Page 75
... recover damages for the tortious taking . Or without repossessing himself of the prop- erty , he may have an action of trespass , in which the jury will not fail to give the proper damages . But the law will not allow the owner to wait ...
... recover damages for the tortious taking . Or without repossessing himself of the prop- erty , he may have an action of trespass , in which the jury will not fail to give the proper damages . But the law will not allow the owner to wait ...
Page 76
... recover its improved value in an action for damages . And if the wrongdoer sell the chattel to an honest purchaser having no notice of the fraud by which it was acquired , the purchaser obtains no title from the trespasser , because the ...
... recover its improved value in an action for damages . And if the wrongdoer sell the chattel to an honest purchaser having no notice of the fraud by which it was acquired , the purchaser obtains no title from the trespasser , because the ...
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