Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Its Common Law Jurisdiction in the Year 1877, 第 1 卷C.F. Maxwell, 1891 - 530 頁 |
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... Occupation . In an action of ejectment it was proved on behalf of the defendants that one W. occupied a portion of the land claimed , an area of 2560 acres , that he built a house upon it , cultivated a few acres , split timber upon ...
... Occupation . In an action of ejectment it was proved on behalf of the defendants that one W. occupied a portion of the land claimed , an area of 2560 acres , that he built a house upon it , cultivated a few acres , split timber upon ...
第 30 頁
... occupation there . Cutting timber was Worrell's principal occupation . I knew that the property belonged to Major Mitchell . I under- stood so from Worrell . He said he occupied , and meant to . Nearly all the neighbours ' cattle used ...
... occupation there . Cutting timber was Worrell's principal occupation . I knew that the property belonged to Major Mitchell . I under- stood so from Worrell . He said he occupied , and meant to . Nearly all the neighbours ' cattle used ...
第 31 頁
... occupation , how far that occupation extended . Here the land in question is a large area , 2560 acres ; it has a frontage of a mile to the River Hastings , and goes back 4 miles , a very long distance . There is absolutely no evidence ...
... occupation , how far that occupation extended . Here the land in question is a large area , 2560 acres ; it has a frontage of a mile to the River Hastings , and goes back 4 miles , a very long distance . There is absolutely no evidence ...
第 32 頁
... occupation of that particular spot . An isolated instance like that would not be sufficient to shew a general occupation . Then there is evidence that Worrell knew , or said he knew , that the place consisted of four sections . But ...
... occupation of that particular spot . An isolated instance like that would not be sufficient to shew a general occupation . Then there is evidence that Worrell knew , or said he knew , that the place consisted of four sections . But ...
第 33 頁
... occupation clearly applicable to the extent said to be occupied . He must shew an occupation of the whole . But what are the facts in this case , as they appear in the evidence ? Instead of having all the cattle necessary to occupy 2560 ...
... occupation clearly applicable to the extent said to be occupied . He must shew an occupation of the whole . But what are the facts in this case , as they appear in the evidence ? Instead of having all the cattle necessary to occupy 2560 ...
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