A Treatise on the Law of DistressesJ. Butterworth, 1828 - 235 Seiten |
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Seite 161 - ... or otherwise procure for that purpose, and as near as may be to the premises...
Seite 142 - ... market. For all these are protected and privileged for the benefit of trade; and are supposed in common presumption not to belong to the owner of the house, but to his customers.
Seite 150 - to me (or to the said JS) at Christmas-day last, for " the said premises; and that unless you pay the said " rent, with the charges of distraining for the same, " within five days from the date hereof, the said goods " and chattels will be appraised and sold according to
Seite 184 - One thousand seven hundred and thirty eight, where any Distress shall be made for any Kind of Rent justly due, and any Irregularity or unlawful Act shall be afterwards done by the Party or Parties distraining, or by his...
Seite 145 - ... seize and secure any sheaves or cocks of corn or corn loose or in the straw, or hay lying or being in any barn or granary, or upon any hovel, stack or rick...
Seite 155 - You shall well and truly appraise the goods and chattels mentioned in this inventory according to the best of your judgment.
Seite 160 - Appraisement thereof to be made ; so as nevertheless such Corn, Grain, or Hay so distrained, as aforesaid, be not removed by the Person or Persons distraining, to the damage of the Owner thereof, out of the Place where the same shall be found and seized, but be kept there (as impounded) until the same shall be replevied, or sold, in default of replevying the same within the time aforesaid.
Seite 184 - Damage he, she, or they shall have sustained thereby, and no more, in an Action of Trespass or on the Case...
Seite 62 - Secondly, that though leases contrary to these acts are declared void, yet they are good against the lessor during his life, if he be a sole corporation ; and are also good against an aggregate corporation so long as the head of it lives, who is presumed to be the most concerned in interest. For the act was intended for the benefit of the successor only ; and no man shall make an advantage of his own wrongw.
Seite 199 - Rescous of Goods or Chattels distrained for Rent, the Person or Persons grieved thereby shall, in a special Action upon the Case for the Wrong thereby sustained, recover his and their Treble Damages and Costs of Suit against the Offender or Offenders in any such Rescous or Pound-breach, any or either of them, or against the Owners of the Goods distrained, in case the same be afterwards found to have come to his Use or Possession.