The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 56
... ground that the profits of their undertaking will be diminished . But if it be proposed to take the least portion of land belonging to the company , their locus standi immediately becomes unquestionable . The result of this rule has ...
... ground that the profits of their undertaking will be diminished . But if it be proposed to take the least portion of land belonging to the company , their locus standi immediately becomes unquestionable . The result of this rule has ...
Page 151
... ground and soil of the bed or shore of the river . It then alleged that the corporation claimed to be seised of the freehold of such ground and soil , and had assumed to exercise acts of ownership , which were beyond their power as ...
... ground and soil of the bed or shore of the river . It then alleged that the corporation claimed to be seised of the freehold of such ground and soil , and had assumed to exercise acts of ownership , which were beyond their power as ...
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... ground of the alteration in the existing circumstances , and gave no costs . It is improper and wrong for railway companies to embark their funds in other railway under- takings ; and they have no right to engage or pledge their funds ...
... ground of the alteration in the existing circumstances , and gave no costs . It is improper and wrong for railway companies to embark their funds in other railway under- takings ; and they have no right to engage or pledge their funds ...
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