Wrongs and Their Remedies: Being a Treatise on the Law of Torts

Charles Greenstreet Addison

V. and R. Stevens and Sons, 1860 - Torts - 852 pages

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OF INFRINGEMENTS UPON TERRITORIAL RIGHTSNATURAL PRIVILEGES	1

Diversion of water for purposes of irriga Direct and consequential injuries	9

Mutual rights and duties of separate tenant and reversioner	15

Customary and prescriptive rights of passes as accessorial to the grant of	37

Implied grants of easements visibly the use of any watercourse or water	43

Of the necessity of a continuous enjoy	49

Abridgement of the right and servitude ment	50

Exclusion from the computation of the ment of incorporeal rights 6273	62

Sale of impounded cattle and animals to Proof of material averments in the decla	388

Assaults resulting from acts of negli Arrest by police constables and parties	406

Of false imprisonment execution of the Metropolitan Police	413

What may be given in evidence under Evidence at the trialProof of an assault	419

Of the plea of not guilty in actions for Proof of battery	426

CHAPTER XII	433

Of malicious arrest malicious Malicious and unfounded actions	441

Maliciously causing a searchwarrant to plaintiff on a ca sa for more than	447

Disuse of a right of way 56 dows	68

CHAPTER III	74

Noisy nuisances 79 publick carriageroads	91

Injuries from the neglect of railway com When a notice to abate or discontinue	104

Continuing nuisances 105 to discharge into it the refuse of dye	111

CHAPTER IV	118

Commissive and permissive waste 119 joining property	124

Inability of the tenant to remove fixtures Declarations for waste	134

Of trespass upon lands and Forcible entry and detainer	140

Of trespasses upon highways set out and Of the right to the soil of towingpaths	142

Accrual of the right on the death of par Parties to actions for trespasses heirs	157

Possession of younger brothers or rela Of pleas of justification under a prescrip	164

Rejoinder traversing the fact of the therefrom the goods of the defendant	169

Evidence at the trialProof of trespass for trespasses upon real property	178

Of trespass and conversion of others who have negligently or fraud	190

Goods deposited in the hands of publick harpoons or nets	196

CONTENTS	211

Title to chattels by purchase in market Possession by a bankrupt cestui	217

What things are comprehended in these disputing the title of the plaintiff	230

Of trespasses and injuries negligence of the defendant 249 Negligence on the part of the plaintiff	250

Negligence of coachmen 242 Master and servant	257

Collisions in publick thoroughfares 244 Proof of the ownership of chattels	263

Of bailments of chattels 267 Redelivery of chattels to one of several	268

Loss of chattels by wharfingers 274 or dealt with in the way of their trade	275

Liabilities of agisters of cattle 275 Declarations against bailees for damage	294

General lien by custom of trade 286 the specific thing detained	300

CHAPTER IX	303

Exemption of common carriers from lia	310

Signature of notices conditions declara	317

Who may be said to be a common inn	326

Of the lien of innkeepers	332

Parties to be made defendants 336 337 Proof of felony by a carriers servants	342

Of unlawful and excessive Chattels of traders left on the demised	356

Property of strangers on the demised by the subsequent misconduct of	362

Of unlawful sale of things distrained Declarations for an excessive distress	367

Sale of growing crops and things dis Declarations for a second distress for	382

Of the plea of not guilty in actions for a the prosecution and acquittal	452

SECTION IOf trespasses and injuries courts of justice	463

Commitments for contempt 460 Illegality of an arrest or seizure of goods	469

Arrest of the wrong person 474 Actions against high bailiffs of county	485

Exemption of sheriffs and officers from Declarations against sheriffs for remov	491

Actions against countycourt judges and bailiffs are evidence against	497

Negligence and breach of duty 499 Recovery of treble damages in cases	500

Of the liability of justices of the peace Variances between the statements con	507

Exemption of justices from actions and Of the drawing up of convictions	517

Effect of the depositions being taken in Malicious convictions by magistrates	523

Service of a copy of the minute of the court	538

Of the duties and responsi Evidence under pleas of not guilty	544

Exemption of parties from personal lia Notice of action against officers of local	562

Of protecting clauses in statutes in to give up lands for railways	568

Of the quashing of inquisitions of dam Pleadings and defences	572

Oral slander rendered actionable by being plaintiff himself	588

their parishioners or members of their publick men	596

Words imputing misconduct or gross What may be given in evidence under	613

Effect of the slander being disbelieved by Proof of the singing of libellous songs	619

Defamatory observations and charges by sion	625

Representations by a party of his know Representations of title on sales	643

False and fraudulent representations by Proof of fraudulent misrepresentation	661

Declarations for fraudulently misrepre Special damage legal liability to third	669

Of the infringement of matri Wilful neglect or misconduct on the part	677

Of the jurisdiction of the Court of Chan	695

Evidence at the trial of a claim for da tion	701

Of the remedies which tenantsincom	708

Husband and wife 710 for wrongs committed by their testator	733

Military and naval commanding officers Actions of tort founded on contract	739

Of pleading several matters of defence Proof of a judges order 762	743

Of the plea of accord and satisfaction or of particular facts and circum	764

Of the damages recoverable in duress or obtained by extortion	792

Damages not recoverable as being too Costs of particular issues	799

Evidence in mitigation of damages 788 Within what time the certificate must	805

What amounts to a wilful and malicious Costs in the superior courts in actions	809

Trespasses in cases where the surface Who is bound to fence and repair fences	849

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Title	Wrongs and Their Remedies: Being a Treatise on the Law of Torts
Author	Charles Greenstreet Addison
Publisher	V. and R. Stevens and Sons, 1860
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	25 Jun 2013
Length	852 pages

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