 | Great Britain. Magistrates' cases - 1864 - 538 lehte
...extend» to the whole space between the fences, and the publicare entitled to the use of the entire of it as the highway, and are not confined to the...part which may be metalled or kept in order for the mort convenient use of carriar/cs ; secondly, that a permanent obstruction treated on a highway, placed... | |
 | Great Britain. Magistrates' cases - 1864 - 952 lehte
...the whole space between the fences, and the public are entitled to the use of the entire of it as a highway, and are not confined to the part which may be metalled or kept in order for tho more convenient use of carriages and foot passengers." That seems to us to be a very proper direction.... | |
 | Edward William Cox - 1846 - 734 lehte
...the whole," and I think it must be taken in connection with what he said at the end, ''and the public are not confined to the part which may be metalled...convenient use of carriages and foot passengers." The proposition is confined to the case .of an ordinary highway running between fences, though it may... | |
 | Edward William Cox - 1865 - 680 lehte
...extends to the whole space between the fences, and the public are entitled to the use of the entire of it as the highway, and are not confined to the part which may be metalled or kept in repair for the more convenient use of carriages or foot passengers. ffuitaacf— Obstructing highway—... | |
 | Thomas Clement Sneyd Kynnersley - 1865 - 478 lehte
...extends to the whole space between the fences; and the public are entitled to the use of the entire of it, as the highway, and are not confined to the part which may he metalled or kept in order for the more convenient use of carriages and foot passengers (e). It was... | |
 | Isaac Fletcher Redfield - 1867 - 744 lehte
...extends to the whole space between the fences ; and the public are entitled to the use of the entire of it as the highway, and are not confined to the...more convenient use of carriages and foot passengers/ Now, this seems to us a very proper direction. It is urged by Mr. O'Malley that this ruling is not... | |
 | Horace Gay Wood - 1875 - 976 lehte
...right to the use of the whole of the highway, and are not confined to that part of it which is metaled or kept in order for the more convenient use of carriages and passengers," and it was held that the respondents, by placing posts to hold their wires on the outer... | |
 | Charles Greenstreet Addison - 1876 - 832 lehte
...extends to the whole space between the fences, and the public are entitled to the use of the whole of it as the highway, and are not confined to the...order for the more convenient use of carriages and passengers. It is an indictable offence, therefore, to place posts on greensward and open places extending... | |
 | Charles Greenstreet Addison - 1876 - 874 lehte
...extends to the whole space between: the fences, and the public are entitled to the use of the whole cf it as the highway, and are not confined to the part...order for the more convenient use of carriages and passengers. It is an indictable offence, therefore, to place posts on greensward and open places extending... | |
 | India - 1877 - 1088 lehte
...extends to the whole space between the fences ; and the public are entitled to the use of the entire of it as the highway, and are not confined to the...order for the more convenient use of carriages and foot-passengers. Therefore the unauthorised placing of telegraph posts and wires along a road, although... | |
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Public are entitled to the use of the entire of it as the highway, and are not confined to the part which may be metalled or kept in order for the more convenient use of carriages and foot-passengers " (per Martin, В., and approved per Cur. 
