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The Law of Landlord and Tenant: To which is Added, an ...
An exception to this rule exists in respect to milch kine, which may be milked by
the distrainer because it may be necessary to their preservation, and
consequently of benefit to the owner. [Cases in the books cast some degree of
doubt on the ...
2
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
tTie period prescribed, the distrainer shall be at liberty to keep the property under
attach- Reg- XVII. inent, and to cause it to be sold in the manner directed in
Section XXII, unless the 1793* airear with the expenses of the attachment shall
be ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1813
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Regulations and acts in force within the Madras Presidency
Distrainer responsi- XIII. Where property distrained may be stolen or lost, or
damaged or to^tropert/8^ destroyed, while in the keeping of the distrainer, by
reason of 'his not trained. having taken the necessary precautions for the due ...
Richard Clarke, East India Company, 1848
4
Papers Relating to East India Affairs: Resident Europeans : ...
the period prescribed, the distrainer shall be at liberty to keep the property under
attach- Heg. XVII. WJi. ment, and to cause it to be sold in the manner directed in
Section XXI 1, unless the as-rear with the expenses of the attachment shall be ...
5
The regulations of the Bengal code in force in September 1862
with interest upon it at the rate of twelve per cent, per annum, to be calculated
from the date on which the* arrear that may be awarded became payable to the
date of the decree, with all costs of suit, the distrainer shall immediately withdraw
...
6
Woodfall's Practical Treatise on the Law of Landlord and ...
The distrainer cannot tie or bind a beast in the pound, though it be to prevent its
escape; for any act of his which tends to the injury of the thing distrained is done
at his peril: but if cattle distrained die in the pound, without any fault of the ...
William Woodfall, Samuel Bealey Harrison, Frederick Luard Wollaston, 1840
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The Law of Landlord and Tenant: to which is Added an ...
they die for want of sustenance, the distrainer shall answer for them, (a) Dead
chattels however, as household goods, &c. which may receive damage by the
weather, must be put into a pound covert, otherwise the distrainer is answerable
for ...
William Woodfall, John Tidd Pratt, 1829
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The Whole Law Relative to the Duty and Office of a Justice ...
Wcw boHsehoM Dead chattels, as household goods, and the like, which may
lamiture is to rccej¥e damage by the weather, must be put into a hoese intfouu e .
ur 0^ner p0unj covert ; otherwise the distrainer is answerable for them if they be ...
Thomas Walter Williams, 1808
9
The Legal Observer, Or, Journal of Jurisprudence
But if they are put in a special pound overt, so constituted for this particular
purpose, the distrainer must give notice to the owner. In both these cases, the
owner, and not the distrainer, is bound to feed the beasts. But if they are put in a
pound ...
10
A New Conductor Generalis: Being a Summary of the Law ...
But beasts, it is said', ought to be put in a public pound; for'if' they be placed' in a
private pound, the distrainer must keep them at his peril', with provisions, for
which he shall have no satisfaction ,~ and' ifthey die for wantjofi sustenance, the-
...
