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Page 149
... land , where a title by usucaption or prescription is set up , the continuous possession of the land for a length of time is an indispensable element of title ; so , where an exclusive right of dominion over any portion . of the open ...
... land , where a title by usucaption or prescription is set up , the continuous possession of the land for a length of time is an indispensable element of title ; so , where an exclusive right of dominion over any portion . of the open ...
Page 162
... land , and there hanged equally as for an act done on the land ; " and Metingham , Judge , added , “ We say we have as much power to take cognizance of an act done upon sea as upon land . " Such language on the part of the King's Judges ...
... land , and there hanged equally as for an act done on the land ; " and Metingham , Judge , added , “ We say we have as much power to take cognizance of an act done upon sea as upon land . " Such language on the part of the King's Judges ...
Page 169
... land - territory ; if then such be its rights over the three miles of sea , that sea is as much part of its country or territory as its land . ” ** From the opposite point of view , the Lord Chief Justice of England observes- " It thus ...
... land - territory ; if then such be its rights over the three miles of sea , that sea is as much part of its country or territory as its land . ” ** From the opposite point of view , the Lord Chief Justice of England observes- " It thus ...
Page 221
... land on the banks of navigable rivers , * the case of Ball v . Herbert † decided , once and for ever , that no such right was known to the English Law . If , then , the public had no right to land them- selves , or their goods , what ...
... land on the banks of navigable rivers , * the case of Ball v . Herbert † decided , once and for ever , that no such right was known to the English Law . If , then , the public had no right to land them- selves , or their goods , what ...
Page 228
... land and of the river in connection with the land , the disturbance of which may be vindicated in damages by an action or restrained by an injunction . The taking away of river frontage of a wharf , or the raising of an impediment along ...
... land and of the river in connection with the land , the disturbance of which may be vindicated in damages by an action or restrained by an injunction . The taking away of river frontage of a wharf , or the raising of an impediment along ...
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