The Scots Law Times, Volume 1C.E. Green & Son, Limited, 1926 - Law |
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... decision of the ex - officio Commissioner that the appellants ' lease terminated in 1927 was wrong . The agreement of 1905 had been acted on by both parties although there had been no renunciation and no new lease . An agreement for a ...
... decision of the ex - officio Commissioner that the appellants ' lease terminated in 1927 was wrong . The agreement of 1905 had been acted on by both parties although there had been no renunciation and no new lease . An agreement for a ...
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... decision should not be interfered with . ( 2 ) It was unnecessary to consider the definition Public passage , whether a thoroughfare or not , " because in section 3 of the same Act it was provided that passage ' includes common close or ...
... decision should not be interfered with . ( 2 ) It was unnecessary to consider the definition Public passage , whether a thoroughfare or not , " because in section 3 of the same Act it was provided that passage ' includes common close or ...
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... decision has been reached upon entirely different facts . Without in any way impinging upon the decision on Hasson , I think we ought to confirm the decision of the magistrates in this case . Counsel for Appellant , Clyde ; Agents ...
... decision has been reached upon entirely different facts . Without in any way impinging upon the decision on Hasson , I think we ought to confirm the decision of the magistrates in this case . Counsel for Appellant , Clyde ; Agents ...
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... decision to be arrived at . I do not think exact definition is possible , for the gist of the matter is that the decision must be taken in light of the " " whole surrounding circumstances ; but , taking what the appellant considered as ...
... decision to be arrived at . I do not think exact definition is possible , for the gist of the matter is that the decision must be taken in light of the " " whole surrounding circumstances ; but , taking what the appellant considered as ...
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... decision in the case of Young v . North British Railway Co. ( 14 R. ( H.L. ) 53 ) , though the prescriptive possession in that case would be such as establishes a new and adverse right in the possessor as opposed to the prescriptive ...
... decision in the case of Young v . North British Railway Co. ( 14 R. ( H.L. ) 53 ) , though the prescriptive possession in that case would be such as establishes a new and adverse right in the possessor as opposed to the prescriptive ...
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