Albany Law Journal, 4. köideWeed, Parsons & Company, 1871 |
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... land had been cul- tivated and become valuable . The plaintiff also had purchased under defendant's title , taking a deed recognizing the lines thus located . A majority of the court held this to be conclusive . But Judge Van Ness ...
... land had been cul- tivated and become valuable . The plaintiff also had purchased under defendant's title , taking a deed recognizing the lines thus located . A majority of the court held this to be conclusive . But Judge Van Ness ...
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... land , the single fact that | one of the plaintiff's lessors , eight years before , had pointed out a mistaken line , which was fenced ac- cordingly , was not sufficient to conclude the plaintiff . In Jackson v . Gardner , 8 Johns . 394 ...
... land , the single fact that | one of the plaintiff's lessors , eight years before , had pointed out a mistaken line , which was fenced ac- cordingly , was not sufficient to conclude the plaintiff . In Jackson v . Gardner , 8 Johns . 394 ...
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... land thus possessed , the owner of the fee will , nevertheless , at law , be entitled to recover his land , but the party building or improving is not remediless ; full and per- fect relief and protection is afforded him in chancery ...
... land thus possessed , the owner of the fee will , nevertheless , at law , be entitled to recover his land , but the party building or improving is not remediless ; full and per- fect relief and protection is afforded him in chancery ...
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... land already his when he purchased it . The case was very ably and elaborately argued on both sides , and the court , in a learned opinion , held that contracts founded on a plain and palpable mistake of law ought not to be enforced ...
... land already his when he purchased it . The case was very ably and elaborately argued on both sides , and the court , in a learned opinion , held that contracts founded on a plain and palpable mistake of law ought not to be enforced ...
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... land , but who is ignorant of his right , for- feits his title by concealing his right when he knows that another is about to purchase the land of a third party . It was held that he did not , and it was said to be the true doctrine and ...
... land , but who is ignorant of his right , for- feits his title by concealing his right when he knows that another is about to purchase the land of a third party . It was held that he did not , and it was said to be the true doctrine and ...
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