Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: During Michaelmas Term, Eighth Geo. IV.[-Easter Team, Eleventh Geo. IV. 1827-30] ... By James Manning ... and Archer Ryland ... With an Index and Table of Principal Matters, Volume 4S. Sweet, 1831 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... trespass for an injury done to the bank of the river ; here the company clearly might maintain trespass for any injury done to the bed or banks of the river : therefore , they must be in the possession , or at least in the occupation ...
... trespass for an injury done to the bank of the river ; here the company clearly might maintain trespass for any injury done to the bed or banks of the river : therefore , they must be in the possession , or at least in the occupation ...
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... trespass in respect of it . They have an interest in the realty : Buckeridge v . Ingram ( a ) . [ Bayley , J. If that case applies at all , it shews that the soil did not pass . ] But it shews that an interest in the soil did pass . In ...
... trespass in respect of it . They have an interest in the realty : Buckeridge v . Ingram ( a ) . [ Bayley , J. If that case applies at all , it shews that the soil did not pass . ] But it shews that an interest in the soil did pass . In ...
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... trespass for any injury done to the soil : consequently , they are not ratable as occupiers of the soil . That is the only true criterion of ratability in respect of land . " A party , " said Lawrence , J. in Rex v . Watson ( c ) , " if ...
... trespass for any injury done to the soil : consequently , they are not ratable as occupiers of the soil . That is the only true criterion of ratability in respect of land . " A party , " said Lawrence , J. in Rex v . Watson ( c ) , " if ...
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... trespass against a wrong - doer , it is quite clear that the company , who have merely an easement therein , cannot ; and if so , they are not the occupiers so as to be ratable , for it has been expressly decided that a mere easement in ...
... trespass against a wrong - doer , it is quite clear that the company , who have merely an easement therein , cannot ; and if so , they are not the occupiers so as to be ratable , for it has been expressly decided that a mere easement in ...
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... trespass may in respect of them is , that they have the exclusive possession , without which no man can maintain trespass . The plaintiff in tres- pass must have an interest in the land , Challenor v . Tho- mas ( c ) , where it was held ...
... trespass may in respect of them is , that they have the exclusive possession , without which no man can maintain trespass . The plaintiff in tres- pass must have an interest in the land , Challenor v . Tho- mas ( c ) , where it was held ...
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Page 466 - That no contract for the sale of any goods, wares, and merchandise, for the price of ten pounds sterling or upwards, shall be allowed to be good, except the buyer shall accept part of the goods so sold, and actually receive the same...
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Page 467 - ... any interest in or concerning them, or upon any agreement that is not to be performed within the space of one year from the making thereof, unless the agreement upon which such action shall be brought, or some memorandum or note thereof, shall be in writing and signed by the party to be charged therewith...
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