The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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... plaintiff's close , it was held by Lord Ellenborough that an action for trespass would not lie against a man for interfering with the column of air superincumbent on a close , but that the proper remedy for any damage arising from the ...
... plaintiff's close , it was held by Lord Ellenborough that an action for trespass would not lie against a man for interfering with the column of air superincumbent on a close , but that the proper remedy for any damage arising from the ...
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... plaintiffs , but that although the plaintiffs were entitled to so much of the area which was above the surface as was the area of the ordinary user of the street as a street , the suspension of wires from chimneys did not interfere with ...
... plaintiffs , but that although the plaintiffs were entitled to so much of the area which was above the surface as was the area of the ordinary user of the street as a street , the suspension of wires from chimneys did not interfere with ...
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... plaintiff survive , while claims independent of contract for injuries to the person or pro- perty of another , resulting in unliquidated and unascertained damages , and claims for breaches of covenant or agreement , not resulting in ...
... plaintiff survive , while claims independent of contract for injuries to the person or pro- perty of another , resulting in unliquidated and unascertained damages , and claims for breaches of covenant or agreement , not resulting in ...
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... plaintiff . Thus where goods were converted and sold the plaintiff could elect to waive the tort and sue the defendant for the proceeds of the sale on an implied contract of agency , the defendant being treated as having been ...
... plaintiff . Thus where goods were converted and sold the plaintiff could elect to waive the tort and sue the defendant for the proceeds of the sale on an implied contract of agency , the defendant being treated as having been ...
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... plaintiff suing in quasi- contract in the lifetime of the wrongdoer had to waive the tort , yet upon his death the action automatically became one of contract , as the executor would not be sued in tort . In the attempted classification ...
... plaintiff suing in quasi- contract in the lifetime of the wrongdoer had to waive the tort , yet upon his death the action automatically became one of contract , as the executor would not be sued in tort . In the attempted classification ...
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