Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court And, at Law, in the Court of Errors and Appeals of the State of New Jersey, Volume 81 |
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A nuisance which does damage to land is an injury to the possession thereof .
and creates a right of action in favor of the occupant . 2 . An agent who carries out
the instructions of his principal , knowing that in so doing he will commit a tort ...
A nuisance which does damage to land is an injury to the possession thereof .
and creates a right of action in favor of the occupant . 2 . An agent who carries out
the instructions of his principal , knowing that in so doing he will commit a tort ...
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The argument is that no liability rests upon the defendant to answer for the
damage of which the plaintiff ' s complain unless she lad some interest in the land
upon which she planted , or caused to be planted , these trees ; that if in doing
what ...
The argument is that no liability rests upon the defendant to answer for the
damage of which the plaintiff ' s complain unless she lad some interest in the land
upon which she planted , or caused to be planted , these trees ; that if in doing
what ...
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In the second place , trees which overhang the premises of another are a
nuisance to the extent that their branches ertend over such premises and the
person over whose land they spread is entitled to his action for damages against
the ...
In the second place , trees which overhang the premises of another are a
nuisance to the extent that their branches ertend over such premises and the
person over whose land they spread is entitled to his action for damages against
the ...
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It is held in that case that “ A tenant for years is not responsible in damages to a
third person for maintaining and keeping in repair upon the demised premises a
structure erected thereon by his landlord , prior to the commencement of his term
...
It is held in that case that “ A tenant for years is not responsible in damages to a
third person for maintaining and keeping in repair upon the demised premises a
structure erected thereon by his landlord , prior to the commencement of his term
...
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On this rule to show cause the defendant contends , first , that no negligence of
the defendant was shown ; second , that the plaintiff was guilty of contributory
regligence , and third , that the damages were excessive . Before Justices ...
On this rule to show cause the defendant contends , first , that no negligence of
the defendant was shown ; second , that the plaintiff was guilty of contributory
regligence , and third , that the damages were excessive . Before Justices ...
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| Title | Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court And, at Law, in the Court of Errors and Appeals of the State of New Jersey, Volume 81 |
| Author | New Jersey. Supreme Court |
| Publisher | Soney and Sage, 1912 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2008 |
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