...taxation. The term ' land,' aa used in this chapter, shall be construed to include the land itself, all buildings, and all other articles erected upon or affixed to the same ; all trees and underwood growing thereon, and all mines, minerals, quarries, and Jossils in and under...

...taxation. The term " land," as used in this chapter, shall be construed to include the land itself, all buildings, and all other articles erected upon or affixed to the same ; all trees and underwood growing thereon, and all mines, minerals, quarries and fossils in and under...

...liable to taxation * * *." "The term 'land' * * * shall be construed to include the land itself, and all buildings, and all other articles erected upon or affixed to the same * * * ; and the terms ' real estate ' and ' real property ' * * * shall be construed as having the...

...two general divisions of property, — one all lands, another all personal estates; and then, to be more definite, it declares that by land is meant the earth itself, and also all buildings and other articles erected upon or affixed to the same. We do not think that when buildings or other articles...

...corporations, shall be liable to taxation. The term land shall be construed to include the land itself and all buildings and all other articles erected upon or affixed to the same, and the terms real estate and real property shall be construed as having the same meaning as the term...

...shall be liable to taxation. The term land shall be construed to include the land itself aud all the buildings and all other articles erected upon or affixed to the same, and the terms ' real estate' and 'real property,' shall be construed as having the same meaning as...

...two general divisions of property — one all lands, another all personal estates ; and they, to be more definite, it declares that by land is meant the earth itself, and also all buildings and other articles erected upon or affixed to the same. We do not think that when buildings or other articles...

...general divisions of property, — one, all lands; another, all personal estates, — and then, to be more definite. It declares that by 'land' Is meant...all buildings and all other articles erected upon or aflixed to the same. We do not think that, when buildings or other articles are erected upon or affixed...

...to be more definite, it declares that by land is meant the earth itself, and also all buildings and other articles erected upon or affixed to the same....that when buildings or other articles are erected \ipon or affixed to the earth they are not, in view of the statute, land, unless hold and owned in...

...all lands; another, all personal estates; and then, to be more definite, it declares that by 'laud' is meant the earth Itself, and also all buildings...all other articles erected upon or affixed to the saine. We do not think that when buildings or other articles are erected upon or affixed to the earth...