Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court And, at Law, in the Court of Errors and Appeals of the State of New Jersey, Volume 17Soney and Sage, 1877 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... exception I believe of two or three lots ) since he owned it ; and that there is not now ( and probably for many years to come , will not be ) any demand for building lots so remote from the business part of the city , as this land is ...
... exception I believe of two or three lots ) since he owned it ; and that there is not now ( and probably for many years to come , will not be ) any demand for building lots so remote from the business part of the city , as this land is ...
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... exceptions . The statute , passed 7 June , 1799 , requires that a deed , together with the acknowledgments or proofs , shall be first recorded word for word , with all interlineations , and words visibly written on erasures , & c . and ...
... exceptions . The statute , passed 7 June , 1799 , requires that a deed , together with the acknowledgments or proofs , shall be first recorded word for word , with all interlineations , and words visibly written on erasures , & c . and ...
Page 72
... exception is taken to this award . It is said that the Commissioners acted on " erroneous principles . " The specification under this vague charge is , that they allowed more than the present value of the land , and therefore must have ...
... exception is taken to this award . It is said that the Commissioners acted on " erroneous principles . " The specification under this vague charge is , that they allowed more than the present value of the land , and therefore must have ...
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... dam , had been made by statute , the defendant would still be liable to pay them . It is true that in Rodgers v . Bradshaw , 20 J. R. 735 , it is inti- Sinnickson v . Johnsons . mated that an exception to 144 NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT .
... dam , had been made by statute , the defendant would still be liable to pay them . It is true that in Rodgers v . Bradshaw , 20 J. R. 735 , it is inti- Sinnickson v . Johnsons . mated that an exception to 144 NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT .
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New Jersey. Supreme Court. Sinnickson v . Johnsons . mated that an exception to this rule may exist in the case of pub- lic commissioners acting under direction of the statute , as the direct agents of the State in the execution of a ...
New Jersey. Supreme Court. Sinnickson v . Johnsons . mated that an exception to this rule may exist in the case of pub- lic commissioners acting under direction of the statute , as the direct agents of the State in the execution of a ...
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