 | James Kent - 1827 - 544 lapas
...of it in its state of improve ment, if he could prove the identity of the original materials ; as iT leather be made into shoes, or cloth into a coat, or a tree be squared into timber.' 1 So, the civil law, in order to avoid giving encouragement to trespassers, would not allow a party... | |
 | Isaac Edwards - 1855 - 708 lapas
...trespasser, the owner may seize it in its new shape, if he can prove the identity of the original materials ; as if leather be made into shoes, or cloth into a coat, or a tree be squared into timber. This principle is well established by a long course of decisions.3 The principle was elaborately and... | |
 | James Kent - 1858 - 966 lapas
...ownership of it in its state of improvement, if he could prove the identity of the original materials ; as if leather be made into shoes, or cloth into a coat, or a tree be squared into timber, (b) ' So, the civil law, in order to avoid giving encouragement to trespassers, would not allow a party... | |
 | James Kent - 1866 - 954 lapas
...thereby. Miller v. Michoud, 11 Rob. (Louis.) 225. (6) De rer. div. 2, I, sec. 34. original materials ; as if leather be made into shoes, or cloth into a coat, or a tree be squared into timber. (b) l So, the civil law, in order to avoid giving encouragement to trespassers, would not allow a party... | |
 | Robert Stewart Morrison - 1886 - 772 lapas
...ownership of it in its state of improvement, if he could prove the identity of the original materials, as, if leather be made into shoes, or cloth into a coat, or a tree be squared into timber." In Bctts tfe Church v. Lee, 5 Johns. 348, it was held that where one person entered upon the land of another... | |
 | John Chipman Gray - 1888 - 936 lapas
...entitled to it in its state of improvement, if he could prove the identity of the original materials ; as if leather be made into shoes, or cloth into a coat, or a tree be squared into timber." 2 Kent, 363 ; Setts \. .Zee, 5 Johns. 348 ; 2 Bl. Com. 404. It will, however, appear that other considerations... | |
 | Joseph Elliott Cobbey - 1890 - 1016 lapas
...the " owner may seize it in its new shape if he can prove the iden" tity of the original materials, as if leather be made into " shoes, or cloth into a coat, or a tree be squared into tim" ber."4 A party may replevy boards made from trees wrongfully cut on his laud. The owner of property... | |
 | 1904 - 1032 lapas
...ownership of it In its state of improvement, if he could prove the identity of the original materials; as, if leather be made into shoes, or cloth Into a coat, Plaintiff delivered $40 worth of duck to H., who agreed to have it manufactured into a sail, and that... | |
 | 1913 - 512 lapas
...ownership of it in its state of improvement if he could prove the identity of the original materials, as if leather be made into shoes, or cloth into a coat, or a tree be squared into timber. So the civil law in order to aroid giving encouragement to trespassers would not allow a party to acquire... | |
 | Ohio. Supreme Court - 1879 - 690 lapas
...entitled to it in its state of improvement, if he could prove the identity of the original materials ; as if leather be made into shoes, or cloth into a coat, VOL. xxxii — 37 Railway Co. v. Hutchins. or a tree be squared into timber." 2 Kent, 263 ; Betts v.... | |
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It was a principle settled as early as the time of the Year Books, that whatever alteration of form any property had undergone, the owner might seize it in its new shape, and be entitled to the ownership of it in its state of improvement, if he could... 