 | Gorges Edmond Howard - 1776 - 410 頁
...fea, is conftrued to have abfolutely abandoned his property, and returned it into the common flock, without any intention of reclaiming it; and therefore it belongs, as in a ftate of nature, to the firft occupant or finder; unlefs the owner appears and afferts his right, which... | |
 | Sir William Blackstone - 1791 - 516 頁
...earth, is conflrued to have abfolutcly abandoned his property, and returned it into the common ftock, without any intention of reclaiming it : and therefore it belongs, as in a ftate of nature, to the firft occupant, or finder -, unlefs the owner appear and aflert his right,... | |
 | William Blackstone - 1793 - 686 頁
...earth,- is conftrued to have abfoluteU' abandoned his property, and returned it into the common (lock, without any intention of reclaiming it: and therefore it belongs, as in a ftate of nature, to the firft occupant, or " 3 Inft. 132. Dalt, of Sheriffs. w Britt. c, 17. Finch.... | |
 | Sir William Blackstone - 1807 - 686 頁
...him, the law gives it the king, in part of his royal revenue. But a man that scatters his treasure into the sea, or upon the public surface of the earth,...as in a state of nature, to the first occupant, or s* 3 Imt. 132. Dalt. of Sheriffs, c. 1S. w Brift, c. 17. Finclt. L. 177. x l. 3. c. 3. a«. 4. finder... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1820 - 758 頁
...him, the law gives it to the king, in part of his royal revenue. But a man that scatters his treasure into the sea, or upon the public surface of the earth,...nature, to the first occupant or finder unless the owner appear and assert his right, which then proves that the loss was by accident, and not with an intent... | |
 | William Blackstone - 1825 - 572 頁
...him, 'the law gives it the king, in part of his royal revenue. But a man that scatters his treasure into the sea, or upon the public surface of the earth,...to the first occupant or finder ; unless the owner appear and assert his right, which then proves that the loss was by accident, and not with an intent... | |
 | Sir William Blackstone - 1825 - 660 頁
...him, the law gives it the king, in part of his royal revenue. But a man that scatters his treasure into the sea, or upon the public surface of the earth,...to the first occupant or finder ; unless the owner appear and assert his right, which then proves that the loss was by accident, and not with an intent... | |
 | William Blackstone - 1836 - 694 頁
...him, the law gives it the king, in part of his royal revenue. But a man that scatters his treasure into the sea, or upon the public surface of the earth,...belongs, as in a state of nature, to the first occupant (23), or finder (24); unless the owner appear and assert his right, which *then proves that the loss... | |
 | 1837 - 318 頁
...secret dies with him, the law gives it to the King or his grantee. But a man who scatters his treasure into the sea, or upon the public surface of the earth,...it into the common stock, without any intention of leclaiming it, and therefore it belongs, as in a state of nature, to the first occupant or finder,... | |
 | William Blackstone - 1838 - 910 頁
...him, the law gives it the king, in part of his royal revenue. But a man that scatters his treasure into the sea, or upon the public surface of the earth,...state of nature, to the first occupant, or finder (14), unless [*296] the owner appear and assert his right, which "then proves that the loss was by... | |
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... the king, in part of his royal revenue. But a man that scatters his treasure into the sea, or upon the public surface of the earth, is construed to have absolutely abandoned his property, and returned it into the common stock, without any intention... 
