Reports of Cases Determined in the Court of Chancery, and in the Prerogative Court, And, on Appeal, in the Court of Errors and Appeals, of the State of New-Jersey. [1845-1853], Volume 3E. Saunderson, 1852 - Equity |
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Page 19
... says the wall is placed at about the usual or average high water mark ; that though some- times the tide rises up to and washes it , at other times the tide at high water does not reach it ; and that he is informed and be- lieves that ...
... says the wall is placed at about the usual or average high water mark ; that though some- times the tide rises up to and washes it , at other times the tide at high water does not reach it ; and that he is informed and be- lieves that ...
Page 20
... says it is below high water mark . What high water mark is meant ? The usual high water mark , or the line to which the water sometimes rises ? The commissioners to divide the fishery from the upland , no doubt , fixed what they ...
... says it is below high water mark . What high water mark is meant ? The usual high water mark , or the line to which the water sometimes rises ? The commissioners to divide the fishery from the upland , no doubt , fixed what they ...
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... says he be- lieves $ 2800 was a very high price for the farm when the com- plainant bought it , and more than it was worth , though it was then in better order , and worth more than when it was sold by the Sheriff . He submits that the ...
... says he be- lieves $ 2800 was a very high price for the farm when the com- plainant bought it , and more than it was worth , though it was then in better order , and worth more than when it was sold by the Sheriff . He submits that the ...
Page 57
... says that this is the only reason that the whole road from Somerville to Easton has not been located ; and that it has been and is the intention of the Directors to have their whole road located as soon as the engineers can be spared ...
... says that this is the only reason that the whole road from Somerville to Easton has not been located ; and that it has been and is the intention of the Directors to have their whole road located as soon as the engineers can be spared ...
Page 83
... says he is informed and believes , and is ready to prove , that no con- sideration passed at that time , or , as he is informed and believes , at any other time , between the parties thereto ; admits that the said deed was duly ...
... says he is informed and believes , and is ready to prove , that no con- sideration passed at that time , or , as he is informed and believes , at any other time , between the parties thereto ; admits that the said deed was duly ...
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Page 40 - ... and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues, and profits thereof: and also all the estate, right, title, interest, property...
Page 448 - Together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining...
Page 340 - ... parties be referred to the award, order, arbitrament, final end, and determination of TC, of, &c.
Page 441 - Subsequent to the commencement of the action, the legislature of this state passed an act entitled, " an act to provide for determining the rights of parties in certain swamp and overflowed lands in Fresno and Kern counties," which was approved on the day last named (see Stats, of 1877-78, p.
Page 10 - York, letters of administration of the goods, chattels and credits of the said William J.
Page 52 - ... and when the route or routes of such road, or lateral and branch roads, shall have been determined upon, and a survey of such route or routes deposited in the office of the Secretary of State, then it shall be lawful for the said Company, by its officers, agents, engineers, superintendents, contractors, workmen and other persons in their employ, to enter upon, take possession of, hold, have, use, occupy and excavate any such lands, and to erect embankments, bridges, fences, and all other works...
Page 574 - Justices of the peace in and for the said county, this day declared herself to be with child, and that the said child is likely to be born a bastard...
Page 55 - Company may apply to a Justice of the Supreme Court for the appointment of commissioners to, &c.
Page 58 - ... said company, by its officers, agents, engineers, superintendents, contractors, workmen, and other persons in their employ, to enter upon, take possession of, hold, have, use, occupy, and excavate any such lands, and to erect embankments, bridges, and all other works necessary to lay rails, and to do all other things which shall be suitable or necessary for the completion or repair of the said road, subject to such compensation as is proviso.
Page 366 - I do hereby ratify and confirm my said will in all respects not hereby varied and altered, and declare this to be a codicil, and to be taken as a part of my last will and testament.