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Page 79
... trees and made timber thereof , and carried it to the place where the trespass was alledged to have been committed , and afterwards gave it to the plaintiff , and that the defendant therefore took the timber as he lawfully might . In ...
... trees and made timber thereof , and carried it to the place where the trespass was alledged to have been committed , and afterwards gave it to the plaintiff , and that the defendant therefore took the timber as he lawfully might . In ...
Page 81
... trees , and made them into shingles . The property could neither be identified by inspection , nor restored to its original form ; but the plaintiff recovered the value of the shingles . So in Curtis v . Groat , 6 John . 169 , a ...
... trees , and made them into shingles . The property could neither be identified by inspection , nor restored to its original form ; but the plaintiff recovered the value of the shingles . So in Curtis v . Groat , 6 John . 169 , a ...
Page 86
... trees into hoops , acquired such a property therein that it cannot be followed into his hands and reclaimed by the owner of the trees in its improved condition ? The objections to allowing the owner of the trees to reclaim the prop ...
... trees into hoops , acquired such a property therein that it cannot be followed into his hands and reclaimed by the owner of the trees in its improved condition ? The objections to allowing the owner of the trees to reclaim the prop ...
Page 89
... trees , when cut and manufactured into hoops , are to be regarded as so far changed in character that their identity can be said to be destroyed within the meaning of the authorities . And as we enter upon a discussion of this question ...
... trees , when cut and manufactured into hoops , are to be regarded as so far changed in character that their identity can be said to be destroyed within the meaning of the authorities . And as we enter upon a discussion of this question ...
Page 94
... trees of the value of $ 25 , and converted them into hoops worth $ 700 , had thereby made them his own , though the iden- tity of trees and hoops was perfectly capable of being traced and established . But there is no such disparity in ...
... trees of the value of $ 25 , and converted them into hoops worth $ 700 , had thereby made them his own , though the iden- tity of trees and hoops was perfectly capable of being traced and established . But there is no such disparity in ...
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