Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Queen's Bench: And the Court of Exchequer Chamber on Appeal from the Court of Queen's Bench [1861-1869] ...H. Sweet, 1870 |
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... opinion be otherwise rendered innocuous . 1. An order may be made under sect . 12 upon a person who causes a nuisance , though it arises at a distance from his premises . 2. Where several persons drain into one place , an order under ...
... opinion be otherwise rendered innocuous . 1. An order may be made under sect . 12 upon a person who causes a nuisance , though it arises at a distance from his premises . 2. Where several persons drain into one place , an order under ...
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... opinion of the Court were . First . Whether the order was properly made upon the appellant . Second . Whether the order made on the appellant to cut off his drains for sewage purposes was a valid order . By The Nuisances Removal Act for ...
... opinion of the Court were . First . Whether the order was properly made upon the appellant . Second . Whether the order made on the appellant to cut off his drains for sewage purposes was a valid order . By The Nuisances Removal Act for ...
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... opinion did exist at the time when the notice was given , and , although the same may have been since removed or discontinued , is in their opinion likely to recur or to be repeated on the same premises or any part thereof , they shall ...
... opinion did exist at the time when the notice was given , and , although the same may have been since removed or discontinued , is in their opinion likely to recur or to be repeated on the same premises or any part thereof , they shall ...
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... opinion that the drain running into the stream was a nuisance and injurious to health , and , as it had been laid down and constructed by the appellant , decided that the nuisance arose and was caused by his act , permission or ...
... opinion that the drain running into the stream was a nuisance and injurious to health , and , as it had been laid down and constructed by the appellant , decided that the nuisance arose and was caused by his act , permission or ...
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... opinion in both cases . Under stat . 18 & 19 Vict . c . 121. s . 12. it is necessary for justices to find by whose act , default , per- mission or sufferance the nuisance arose or continued . And they having found , in the first case ...
... opinion in both cases . Under stat . 18 & 19 Vict . c . 121. s . 12. it is necessary for justices to find by whose act , default , per- mission or sufferance the nuisance arose or continued . And they having found , in the first case ...
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