10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOUNDEROUS»
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1
Highways, ways and plank roads: the statutes of New York in ...
When a highway is so founderous and out of repair as to become impass able, or
even dangerous to be traveled over, or incommodious, the public have a right to
go upon the adjacent ground, and it makes no difference whether it be sown ...
2
A Guide to the Practice of the Courts of General Quarter ...
... common highways situate in their several and respective tithings only, and not
conjointly, and say that the said part of the said King's common highway in the
said (presentment) or (indictment) mentioned to be very ruinous, founderous,
miry, ...
3
A Treatise on the Law of Highways
founderous and out of repair as to become impassable, or even dangerous to he
travelled over, or incommodious, the public have a right to go upon the adjacent
ground; and it makes no difference whether'it be sown with grain, or not.1 And ...
Joseph Kinnicut ANGELL (and DURFEE (Thomas)), Thomas DURFEE (Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.), 1857
4
A new law-dictionary containing the interpretation and ...
If a Higbrway leading through a Field is founderous, Travellcrs may go out of the
Track-way, notwithstanding there be Corn sown : And where it hath been used
Time out of Mind for the King's Subjeas to go by Outlets on the Lands next the ...
5
A practical treatise of the law of evidence: and digest of ...
Where a highway lies in an open field, and ihe passengers are accustomed to
turn out of the principal track when it is founderous, these outlets are part of the
highway (e). Where a man assigns a road out of his own land, because the
highway ...
Thomas Starkie, Benjamin Gerhard, Theron Metcalf, 1842
6
The practical register: or, A general abridgement of the law
What to do where the Way is founderous. Way and Laighway. A 1;-Jzescciption
for a Way ought to be -in him A.who hath the Inheritance." Cro. Car. 418. V pLi8,
41 9- ' ' ' - -- ' ' . Aytscles for a Way' thro' his Grounds, amounts Bto a Grant of the ...
7
The General Highway Act of the 5 & 6 Will. IV.C.50, with ...
This right of going over the adjoining land, if the way he impassable or
founderous, is confined to highways, and does not extend to private ways. (Taylor
v. Whitehead, Doug. 745 ; Bui lard v. Harrison, 4 Maule If S. 387 ; see 1 Wms.
Sound.
Great Britain, Leonard Shelford, 1835
8
Journals of the House of Commons
7 _ Mr. Yolm Bernard faid, That the Road from the \Veighing Polt on Hind/read
Heat/1, to Cbie/tgfler Croft, being Twenty-two Miles and Three Quarters, is in
general very bad and founderous, and cannot be repaired by the ordinary Courfe
...
Great Britain House of Commons, 1745
9
A New and Complete Law-dictionary: Or, General Abridgment of ...
Way is deep and founderous, and damaged by the height of such adjoining
hedges, the justices of the peace, or any two of them, are required to issue out a
precept to the surveyors of the highways of the parish where such hedges are; ...
10
Pleading and Practice: Under the Codes of Ohio, New York, ...
ROAD FOUNDEROUS, AND DEFENDANT WENT on rLAmT1r1-"s LAND. And
the said C D, defendant, now comes, and for answer to the petition of the said A B
, plaintiff, saith that the said plaintiff ought not to have his said action against him;
...
