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While the erection and maintenance of a telephone line in a country road between the center and exterior road lines , on property held by the adjoining owner in fee , is an additional burden not within the public use , the erection and ...
While the erection and maintenance of a telephone line in a country road between the center and exterior road lines , on property held by the adjoining owner in fee , is an additional burden not within the public use , the erection and ...
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INTOXICATING LIQUORS - LIQUOR TAX CERTIFICATES - APPLICATION - CON- SENT OF PROPERTY OWNERS . Under Liquor Tax Law , Laws 1896 , p . 60 , c . 112 , § 17 , subd . 6 , as amended by Laws 1897 , p . 220 , c . 312 , requiring the filing ...
INTOXICATING LIQUORS - LIQUOR TAX CERTIFICATES - APPLICATION - CON- SENT OF PROPERTY OWNERS . Under Liquor Tax Law , Laws 1896 , p . 60 , c . 112 , § 17 , subd . 6 , as amended by Laws 1897 , p . 220 , c . 312 , requiring the filing ...
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An agreement to reimburse another for a sum that he might pay the owner of a building occupied exclusively as a dwelling ... the consent of two - thirds of the owners of buildings occupied exclusively as dwellings within a radius of 200 ...
An agreement to reimburse another for a sum that he might pay the owner of a building occupied exclusively as a dwelling ... the consent of two - thirds of the owners of buildings occupied exclusively as dwellings within a radius of 200 ...
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112 , in order to obtain a liquor tax certificate authorizing the sale of liquor upon said premises , that the owner or owners of two - thirds of the buildings occupied exclusively as dwellings within a radius of 200 feet thereof should ...
112 , in order to obtain a liquor tax certificate authorizing the sale of liquor upon said premises , that the owner or owners of two - thirds of the buildings occupied exclusively as dwellings within a radius of 200 feet thereof should ...
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It is inconceivable that the Legislature simply intended by such enactment to give to such property owners an opportunity ... If such an intention can be imputed to the Legislature , it is readily seen that an owner of a single building ...
It is inconceivable that the Legislature simply intended by such enactment to give to such property owners an opportunity ... If such an intention can be imputed to the Legislature , it is readily seen that an owner of a single building ...
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