Albany Law Journal, Volume 4Weed, Parsons & Company, 1871 |
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... premises in a particular man- ner , but for less than the statutory period . It may be useful to examine these cases . We will examine the question of location , fixed , first , by mere acqui- escence ; second , by specific agreement ...
... premises in a particular man- ner , but for less than the statutory period . It may be useful to examine these cases . We will examine the question of location , fixed , first , by mere acqui- escence ; second , by specific agreement ...
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... premises should be located , accord- ing to certain and known boundaries described in the deed , to establish a practical location dif- ferent therefrom , which shall deprive the party claiming under the deed of his legal rights , there ...
... premises should be located , accord- ing to certain and known boundaries described in the deed , to establish a practical location dif- ferent therefrom , which shall deprive the party claiming under the deed of his legal rights , there ...
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... premises must be located according to the deed , and all parol evidence of the intent , acts and declarations of the parties , going to establish a different location , is inadmissible as contradicting or varying the deed , unless a ...
... premises must be located according to the deed , and all parol evidence of the intent , acts and declarations of the parties , going to establish a different location , is inadmissible as contradicting or varying the deed , unless a ...
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... premises in a deed is definite , certain and unambiguous , no extrinsic evidence is admissible to show a different location , unless a posses- sion be shown under claim of title for such a length of time as to bar a recovery in ...
... premises in a deed is definite , certain and unambiguous , no extrinsic evidence is admissible to show a different location , unless a posses- sion be shown under claim of title for such a length of time as to bar a recovery in ...
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... premises were sold under the judgment and without any foreclosure of the mortgage , and were purchased by the defend- ant . Both he and his counsel intended to sell the fee simple of the property , and the sheriff so offered the premises ...
... premises were sold under the judgment and without any foreclosure of the mortgage , and were purchased by the defend- ant . Both he and his counsel intended to sell the fee simple of the property , and the sheriff so offered the premises ...
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