The Law Journal Reports, 75. köideE.B. Ince, 1906 |
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... liable in damages to the owner of such property ; and it is no defence that the system was sufficient at the time of its construction . Appeal from a decision of the Supreme Court of Victoria affirming a judgment of Williams , J. The ...
... liable in damages to the owner of such property ; and it is no defence that the system was sufficient at the time of its construction . Appeal from a decision of the Supreme Court of Victoria affirming a judgment of Williams , J. The ...
Page 8
... liable for other drains for which they are not responsible - Raleigh Corporation v . Wil- liams [ 1893 ] .5 At most the appellants can only be charged with nonfeasance , and not with misfeasance , and it is well settled that a public ...
... liable for other drains for which they are not responsible - Raleigh Corporation v . Wil- liams [ 1893 ] .5 At most the appellants can only be charged with nonfeasance , and not with misfeasance , and it is well settled that a public ...
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... liable to the Corporation of the City of Toronto for the payment of a ( 1 ) 31 Can . Sup . Ct . 408 . ( 2 ) 63 L. J. Ch . 93 ; [ 1893 ] A.C. 429 . ( 3 ) 27 Ont . L. R. 627 . ( 4 ) 26 Ont . L. R. 467 . ( 5 ) 44 L. J. Q.B. 216 ; L. R. 10 ...
... liable to the Corporation of the City of Toronto for the payment of a ( 1 ) 31 Can . Sup . Ct . 408 . ( 2 ) 63 L. J. Ch . 93 ; [ 1893 ] A.C. 429 . ( 3 ) 27 Ont . L. R. 627 . ( 4 ) 26 Ont . L. R. 467 . ( 5 ) 44 L. J. Q.B. 216 ; L. R. 10 ...
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... liable to pay a mileage rate in respect of the 940 feet of track in dis- pute . On appeal this part of the order was discharged , and it was referred to the Master in Ordinary to enquire and report by whom the track was constructed ...
... liable to pay a mileage rate in respect of the 940 feet of track in dis- pute . On appeal this part of the order was discharged , and it was referred to the Master in Ordinary to enquire and report by whom the track was constructed ...
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... liable to be assessed to make objections before the final settlement of the roll con- tained in the earlier sections , it may well be that it was the deliberate intention MONTREAL CITY v . CANTIN . of the Legislature that VOL . 75. ] 43 ...
... liable to be assessed to make objections before the final settlement of the roll con- tained in the earlier sections , it may well be that it was the deliberate intention MONTREAL CITY v . CANTIN . of the Legislature that VOL . 75. ] 43 ...
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Page 237 - hard labour, for ^~ a term not exceeding two years, or to a fine not exceeding five hundred pounds, or to both such imprisonment and such fine, or on summary conviction to imprisonment, with or without hard labour, for a term not exceeding four months, or to a fine not exceeding fifty pounds, or to both such imprisonment and such fine.