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Page 119
... Lord Denman , in Rex v . Ward , * said , " In the infinite variety of active occupation always going forward in this industrious community , no greater evil can be con- ceived than the encouragement of capitalists and adventurers to ...
... Lord Denman , in Rex v . Ward , * said , " In the infinite variety of active occupation always going forward in this industrious community , no greater evil can be con- ceived than the encouragement of capitalists and adventurers to ...
Page 123
... lord of the soil for such grounding . ” * But the right to anchor must not be confounded with the right to moor for the purpose of loading and unloading . These are wholly distinct rights , exerciseable under different conditions . It ...
... lord of the soil for such grounding . ” * But the right to anchor must not be confounded with the right to moor for the purpose of loading and unloading . These are wholly distinct rights , exerciseable under different conditions . It ...
Page 124
... Lords in the year 1865. That was an action to try the right of the Lord of the Manor of Whit- stable to exact a payment for the right to anchor in the sea * 20 C.B. ( N.S. ) , 1 . below the low - water mark , but within three 124 THE ...
... Lords in the year 1865. That was an action to try the right of the Lord of the Manor of Whit- stable to exact a payment for the right to anchor in the sea * 20 C.B. ( N.S. ) , 1 . below the low - water mark , but within three 124 THE ...
Page 125
... Lords held that the Crown could not grant such a right except for some consideration of public benefit , because the ... Lord Wensleydale's expres- sions are to the same effect : " That in an arm of the sea , property of the Crown ...
... Lords held that the Crown could not grant such a right except for some consideration of public benefit , because the ... Lord Wensleydale's expres- sions are to the same effect : " That in an arm of the sea , property of the Crown ...
Page 167
... Lord Chief Justice of England , representing the majority of the Court , held that , it being clear that the defendant was not actually on board of the British ship , he could not be said to be by construction of law on board of it , as ...
... Lord Chief Justice of England , representing the majority of the Court , held that , it being clear that the defendant was not actually on board of the British ship , he could not be said to be by construction of law on board of it , as ...
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