The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 36
... land compulsorily , with the sanction of the Judge of Assize , subject to appeal to the Privy Council . As in England , they may institute or defend legal proceedings necessary for the promotion or protection of the interests of the ...
... land compulsorily , with the sanction of the Judge of Assize , subject to appeal to the Privy Council . As in England , they may institute or defend legal proceedings necessary for the promotion or protection of the interests of the ...
Page 55
... land , was entitled to retain it until B's death , which was termed obtaining a title by " general occupancy . " This kind of title to land , which must have been productive of not a few undignified scrambles for possession , when the ...
... land , was entitled to retain it until B's death , which was termed obtaining a title by " general occupancy . " This kind of title to land , which must have been productive of not a few undignified scrambles for possession , when the ...
Page 56
... land an intention to possess every chattel abandoned thereon , whether they have any idea of its being there or not . But in International Law , which , as Blackstone informs us , is , in some mysterious way , part of the law of England ...
... land an intention to possess every chattel abandoned thereon , whether they have any idea of its being there or not . But in International Law , which , as Blackstone informs us , is , in some mysterious way , part of the law of England ...
Page 58
... land in the interior of continents , we are almost without the assistance of authority in determining what area of territory is affected by such acts as we have mentioned . It has long been foreseen that the partition among civilized ...
... land in the interior of continents , we are almost without the assistance of authority in determining what area of territory is affected by such acts as we have mentioned . It has long been foreseen that the partition among civilized ...
Page 59
... land must be recognized as being in occupation of the region behind it ; not - as some would have it - to an indefinite extent , but as far as the watershed . This is a reasonable principle , for the crest of the watershed is ...
... land must be recognized as being in occupation of the region behind it ; not - as some would have it - to an indefinite extent , but as far as the watershed . This is a reasonable principle , for the crest of the watershed is ...
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