A Treatise on the Law Relating to Highways: Comprehending Turnpike Roads, Public Bridges, and Public Footpaths; in which the Provisions of the Several Highway and Turnpike Acts are Carefully Arranged According to the Subject-matter. To which is Added an Appendix of Forms and Precedents |
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Act of Parliament Act or Acts action ad quod damnum adjoining aforesaid appear appointed assessment authority bound to repair burthen carriage cattle certiorari charges clause clerk common law Court of K. B. damage defendant directed easement enacted erected evidence exemption expences fence ferry footway forfeit forfeitures hereby hereditaments highway horses inclosed inclosure Inclosure Act indictment Inhabitants jury justices lands or grounds levied liable locus in quo Lord Ellenborough Lord Kenyon manner ment navigable notice nuisance oath obstruction occupier offence owner paid parish partial dedication party pass payment peace penalty person or persons plaintiff proceedings provisions public right purpose Quarter Sessions reason recited Act refuse respect river River Tyne Section shew soil Special Sessions Stat statute duty street sufficient sum or sums surveyor tenements therein thereof thoroughfare tion tithes toll township trespass trustees Turnpike Act turnpike road waggon wain
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