Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 1C. W. Sever, 1888 - Personal property |
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Page 55
... trover for the slaves , against Sledge , the executor , the six years statute , if pleaded , would have barred either action , not only as to the slaves bequeathed by the will , but also as to the offspring of the females , born after ...
... trover for the slaves , against Sledge , the executor , the six years statute , if pleaded , would have barred either action , not only as to the slaves bequeathed by the will , but also as to the offspring of the females , born after ...
Page 64
... trover might have been brought at any time within six years after the defendant received the notes , and that such an action was barred by the statute of limitations . The plaintiff , however , was permitted to recover all sums of money ...
... trover might have been brought at any time within six years after the defendant received the notes , and that such an action was barred by the statute of limitations . The plaintiff , however , was permitted to recover all sums of money ...
Page 68
... trover for coals . There were pleas of leave and licence , and that the defendant was seised as of freehold in the mines of coal , on which issue was joined . The defendant claimed under Sir John Zouch , who was seised of the closes ...
... trover for coals . There were pleas of leave and licence , and that the defendant was seised as of freehold in the mines of coal , on which issue was joined . The defendant claimed under Sir John Zouch , who was seised of the closes ...
Page 75
... trover . Although there will not be many cases where the difference be- tween the value of the rude material and the new product will be so striking as in the case which has been mentioned , yet in almost every instance where the ...
... trover . Although there will not be many cases where the difference be- tween the value of the rude material and the new product will be so striking as in the case which has been mentioned , yet in almost every instance where the ...
Page 77
John Chipman Gray. put to his action of trespass or trover , recover its improved value in damages . Thus far , it is conceded that the common law agrees with the civil . They agree in another respect , to wit , that if the chattel ...
John Chipman Gray. put to his action of trespass or trover , recover its improved value in damages . Thus far , it is conceded that the common law agrees with the civil . They agree in another respect , to wit , that if the chattel ...
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