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 17Soney and Sage, 1877 |
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Page 27
... witnesses for the parties , are about equal in number . The plaintiffs ' witnesses all estimate the land by the acre prices , at from one hundred dollars to one hundred and fifty dollars per acre , and that the damages should not exceed ...
... witnesses for the parties , are about equal in number . The plaintiffs ' witnesses all estimate the land by the acre prices , at from one hundred dollars to one hundred and fifty dollars per acre , and that the damages should not exceed ...
Page 36
... witnesses , but of the facts , that are proved , and they are the following , viz : The whole tract belonging to the de- fendant , and through which the Rail Road runs , contains six acres and a half : the quantity occupied by the Rail ...
... witnesses , but of the facts , that are proved , and they are the following , viz : The whole tract belonging to the de- fendant , and through which the Rail Road runs , contains six acres and a half : the quantity occupied by the Rail ...
Page 38
... witnesses on the part of Mr. Suydam , gives any countenance or support to this award , except upon the principle of considering this land as laid out in building lots ; and then fixing upon those lots , a price , per foot , at which ...
... witnesses on the part of Mr. Suydam , gives any countenance or support to this award , except upon the principle of considering this land as laid out in building lots ; and then fixing upon those lots , a price , per foot , at which ...
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... witnesses all agree . Such is certainly the safest way , if the principles on which the assess- ment was made , can be clearly deduced from them . The facts which stand clear from dispute on either side , are these . There was a lot of ...
... witnesses all agree . Such is certainly the safest way , if the principles on which the assess- ment was made , can be clearly deduced from them . The facts which stand clear from dispute on either side , are these . There was a lot of ...
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... witnesses agree that there was no further rise , and that land in the city and suburbs , has never since been higher than it was in 1836 , when the lot in question was sold for eight thousand dollars . Here we are in possession of a ...
... witnesses agree that there was no further rise , and that land in the city and suburbs , has never since been higher than it was in 1836 , when the lot in question was sold for eight thousand dollars . Here we are in possession of a ...
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