Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: With Tables of the Names of Cases and Principal Matters, Volume 16J. Butterworth and Son, 1814 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 54
There was nothing to mark a change of possession after the 11th of October 1811
; nothing to shew that the defendant had afterwards renounced the possession
which he held at that time , and therefore it must be presumed to have continued
...
There was nothing to mark a change of possession after the 11th of October 1811
; nothing to shew that the defendant had afterwards renounced the possession
which he held at that time , and therefore it must be presumed to have continued
...
Page 55
... C. , J. then observed that as there was a clear possession by the defendant
proved in October 1811 , and he did not , when served with the notice to quit ,
renounce his possession , it seemed fair to presume that things continued in the
same ...
... C. , J. then observed that as there was a clear possession by the defendant
proved in October 1811 , and he did not , when served with the notice to quit ,
renounce his possession , it seemed fair to presume that things continued in the
same ...
Page 81
BORASTON against GREEN . claim of right to reap the crop , and he continues in
fact in possession of the land on which the crop grows for that purpose . It is said ,
however , that he is not the legal tenant of the land at the time of the off - going ...
BORASTON against GREEN . claim of right to reap the crop , and he continues in
fact in possession of the land on which the crop grows for that purpose . It is said ,
however , that he is not the legal tenant of the land at the time of the off - going ...
Page 346
... Pilling's right as occupier , she should have pleaded that he was not in
possession , instead of traversing the prescription ; because unless that be done ,
the possession is admitted by admitting the general allegation of the defendant's
seisin ...
... Pilling's right as occupier , she should have pleaded that he was not in
possession , instead of traversing the prescription ; because unless that be done ,
the possession is admitted by admitting the general allegation of the defendant's
seisin ...
Page 348
STOTT against STOTT . particular place ; but liberum tenementum , like demesne
, does not import that he is in the actual possession ; for although the land be
actually in the possession of a termor , yet is it the demesne and freehold of the ...
STOTT against STOTT . particular place ; but liberum tenementum , like demesne
, does not import that he is in the actual possession ; for although the land be
actually in the possession of a termor , yet is it the demesne and freehold of the ...
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