Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 90
... wall ( which I find to be the best method of accomplishing that result ) , would cost the sum of five hun- dred and seventy - five dollars and to replace the fence and shrubs would cost the further sum of forty - five dollars . The ...
... wall ( which I find to be the best method of accomplishing that result ) , would cost the sum of five hun- dred and seventy - five dollars and to replace the fence and shrubs would cost the further sum of forty - five dollars . The ...
Page 91
... wall of the first house adjoining falls , no action lies for that , because each one may make the best advantage of his digging ; " " but it seemed to them that the law is otherwise , if it was an ancient wall or house that falls by ...
... wall of the first house adjoining falls , no action lies for that , because each one may make the best advantage of his digging ; " " but it seemed to them that the law is otherwise , if it was an ancient wall or house that falls by ...
Page 92
... wall as to weaken it was not spoken of as giving a right of action to the owner of the wall , but as limiting his liability for the escape of filth caused by the new digging . The latest and the most authoritative statement of the law ...
... wall as to weaken it was not spoken of as giving a right of action to the owner of the wall , but as limiting his liability for the escape of filth caused by the new digging . The latest and the most authoritative statement of the law ...
Page 97
... wall , and so hath stopped this , that the plaintiff wanted his water , and was by this damnified . The defendant pleaded in bar , a unity of possession in the land of the house , and place to which , and of the land through which , and ...
... wall , and so hath stopped this , that the plaintiff wanted his water , and was by this damnified . The defendant pleaded in bar , a unity of possession in the land of the house , and place to which , and of the land through which , and ...
Page 99
... wall which the defendant debuit reparare was separated and defended from the defendant's privy , and that for want of repairing this wall , fædidates & sordida suricæ prædict . in cellarium ipsius que . fluebant , & c . There was ...
... wall which the defendant debuit reparare was separated and defended from the defendant's privy , and that for want of repairing this wall , fædidates & sordida suricæ prædict . in cellarium ipsius que . fluebant , & c . There was ...
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