The Scots Law Times, Volume 1C.E. Green, 1917 - Law |
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... clause of reservation con- stituted a valid servitude , of which the dominant tenement was the unconveyed portion of the ground ( Tailors of Aberdeen v . Coutts , 1840 , 1 Rob . App . 296 ) . The objection that there was no privity of ...
... clause of reservation con- stituted a valid servitude , of which the dominant tenement was the unconveyed portion of the ground ( Tailors of Aberdeen v . Coutts , 1840 , 1 Rob . App . 296 ) . The objection that there was no privity of ...
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... clause which is the subject of construction is undoubtedly a novelty in con- veyancing ; but the facts which existed at the time the disposition was granted seem to have called for something in the nature of an experi- ment . The ...
... clause which is the subject of construction is undoubtedly a novelty in con- veyancing ; but the facts which existed at the time the disposition was granted seem to have called for something in the nature of an experi- ment . The ...
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... clause . These statutes were at least consistent with the existence of a right of relief . If equities were to be considered , the owner was being paid a rental as for building ground , and he should therefore relieve the lessee of the ...
... clause . These statutes were at least consistent with the existence of a right of relief . If equities were to be considered , the owner was being paid a rental as for building ground , and he should therefore relieve the lessee of the ...
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... clauses in the various Acts , the pursuer was correctly entered in the Valuation and Assessment Rolls as owner of the ... clause of the Valuation Act of 1854 enacts that " the word ' proprietor ' shall apply to liferenters as well as ...
... clauses in the various Acts , the pursuer was correctly entered in the Valuation and Assessment Rolls as owner of the ... clause of the Valuation Act of 1854 enacts that " the word ' proprietor ' shall apply to liferenters as well as ...
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... clause has no application to rates which have been imposed since 1854 , and which have been expressly imposed upon owners as therein defined . Any other view would result in the anomaly that while leaseholders under a build- ing lease ...
... clause has no application to rates which have been imposed since 1854 , and which have been expressly imposed upon owners as therein defined . Any other view would result in the anomaly that while leaseholders under a build- ing lease ...
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