Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Common Pleas: And Other Courts, from Michaelmas Term, 48 Geo. III. 1807, to [Hilary Term, 59 Geo. III. 1819] Both Inclusive. With Tables of the Cases and Principal Matters, Volume 3A. Strahan, 1813 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 136 - No man, making a ditch, can cut into his neighbour's soil, but usually he cuts it to the very extremity of his own land. He is of course bound to throw the soil which he digs out, upon his own land; and often, if he likes it, he plants a hedge on the top of it; therefore if he afterwards cuts beyond the edge of the ditch, which is the extremity of his land, he cuts into his neighbour's land, and is a trespasser: no rule about 4 ft., and 8 ft., has anything to do with it.
Page 165 - ... any justice of the peace for any thing done by him in the execution of his office...
Page 215 - Method and in case of any Alteration of Property, in the same Port, by the Sale of one or more Shares in any Ship after registering thereof, such Sale shall always be acknowledged by Endorsement on the Certificate...
Page 282 - Hancock, said that there is no case where money has been actually paid by one of two parties to the other upon an illegal contract, both being particeps criminis, an action has been maintained to recover it back.
Page 179 - Guernsey, Jersey, or any of Our Plantations in America, so as to be qualified to Trade to, from, or in any of Our said Plantations until the Person or Persons claiming Property in such Ship or Vessel...
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Page 276 - VIV exerutori', and if an action is brought with a view to refciod a contract, you muft do it while the contract continues executory, and then it can only be done on the terms of reftoring the other party to his original fituation.