Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 5. sējumsPhilip H. Nicklin, no. 175 Chestnut Street, A. Small, printer, 1822 |
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5. lappuse
... deed , dated in 1798 , from one who held , under several mesne conveyances , from Garrigues , ) alleging that they ... deeds of conveyance of lots built upon , convey no more than the lot , exclusive of that part of the wall , which is ...
... deed , dated in 1798 , from one who held , under several mesne conveyances , from Garrigues , ) alleging that they ... deeds of conveyance of lots built upon , convey no more than the lot , exclusive of that part of the wall , which is ...
36. lappuse
... deed ; for he has sealed and delivered it ; and each of them is bound in the whole . And therefore if they both are sued , and one appears , and the other makes default , and by process of law is outlawed , he who appears shall be 36 ...
... deed ; for he has sealed and delivered it ; and each of them is bound in the whole . And therefore if they both are sued , and one appears , and the other makes default , and by process of law is outlawed , he who appears shall be 36 ...
107. lappuse
... deed for tained a decree in chancery for the sale of the mortgaged conveying premises , and by virtue of that decree , they were sold by though it may sheriff Nixon to the defendant . The 20 acre lot was de- be contained scribed in the ...
... deed for tained a decree in chancery for the sale of the mortgaged conveying premises , and by virtue of that decree , they were sold by though it may sheriff Nixon to the defendant . The 20 acre lot was de- be contained scribed in the ...
108. lappuse
... deed executed by himself and his wife . This deed described the property in the same words by which it was described in sheriff Nixon's deed to the defendant . But the plaintiff objected to it , as not sufficient to convey the water ...
... deed executed by himself and his wife . This deed described the property in the same words by which it was described in sheriff Nixon's deed to the defendant . But the plaintiff objected to it , as not sufficient to convey the water ...
109. lappuse
... deed with these very words . Even if it be admitted , for argument's sake , that the word , appurte- nances , embraces all that the word privileges does , still the plaintiff had a legal right to insist on the word privileges be- ing ...
... deed with these very words . Even if it be admitted , for argument's sake , that the word , appurte- nances , embraces all that the word privileges does , still the plaintiff had a legal right to insist on the word privileges be- ing ...
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