Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Court of King's Bench: During the Time Lord Mansfield Presided in that Court; from Michaelmas Term, 30 Geo. II. 1756, to Easter Term, 12 Geo. III. 1772, Volume 5W. Clarke, 1812 |
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Page 2585
... Common Pleas ; and Mr. Justice YATES took it . Mr. BLACKSTONE , Solicitor General to the QUEEN , Vinerian Professor of Law , and author of the Commen taries on the Laws of England , succeeded Mr. Justice YATES in this Court , and was ...
... Common Pleas ; and Mr. Justice YATES took it . Mr. BLACKSTONE , Solicitor General to the QUEEN , Vinerian Professor of Law , and author of the Commen taries on the Laws of England , succeeded Mr. Justice YATES in this Court , and was ...
Page 2594
... common nuisance & c . and against the form of the Statute , and against the peace , & c .; and charging that the inhabitants of the said West - Riding ought to repair YORKSHIRE the same . To which indictment the said inhabitants ...
... common nuisance & c . and against the form of the Statute , and against the peace , & c .; and charging that the inhabitants of the said West - Riding ought to repair YORKSHIRE the same . To which indictment the said inhabitants ...
Page 2597
... common right bound to repair all public bridges ; because they are for the benefit of the county . * 1770 . REX V. YORKSHIRE W. R. * V. c . 15 . By Magna Carta , no town or freeman shall be dis- trained to make bridges , & c .; except ...
... common right bound to repair all public bridges ; because they are for the benefit of the county . * 1770 . REX V. YORKSHIRE W. R. * V. c . 15 . By Magna Carta , no town or freeman shall be dis- trained to make bridges , & c .; except ...
Page 2605
... Common Pleas at Westminster , for the said moiety ; and that afterwards , on the 10th day of April 1729 , the said William Lawson , then tenant of the whole premises , by writing under his hand , ac- knowledged to have attorned tenant ...
... Common Pleas at Westminster , for the said moiety ; and that afterwards , on the 10th day of April 1729 , the said William Lawson , then tenant of the whole premises , by writing under his hand , ac- knowledged to have attorned tenant ...
Page 2606
... common , have a joint possession . They have a joint occupation and joint ma- nagement of the whole ; the possession of one is the pos- session of both . Therefore , the possession of William Shackleton was the possession of James ...
... common , have a joint possession . They have a joint occupation and joint ma- nagement of the whole ; the possession of one is the pos- session of both . Therefore , the possession of William Shackleton was the possession of James ...
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