A Practical Treatise on the Criminal Law: Comprising the Practice, Pleadings, and Evidence which Occur in the Course of Criminal Prosecutions, Whether by Indictment Or Information: with a Copious Collection of Precedents of Indictments, Informations, Presentments, and Every Description of Practical Forms, with Comprehensive Notes as to Each Particular Offence, the Process, Indictment, Plea, Defence, Evidence, Trial, Verdict, Judgment, and Punishment ...A. J. Valpy, 1816 - Criminal law |
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... horses , termed actus ; and thirdly a road for carriages , horses and men , which is denominated via , or aditus , and includes both the former , Co. Lit. 56. Hawk . b . 1. c . 76. s . 1. The term way sig- nifies in legal acceptation ...
... horses , termed actus ; and thirdly a road for carriages , horses and men , which is denominated via , or aditus , and includes both the former , Co. Lit. 56. Hawk . b . 1. c . 76. s . 1. The term way sig- nifies in legal acceptation ...
Page 566
... horses , or foot passengers only , or whether they lead directly to a market , or only from one town to another , or even from a hamlet , ( 4 Burr . 2091 , 2. ) may properly be termed high or common ways , and any default in those bound ...
... horses , or foot passengers only , or whether they lead directly to a market , or only from one town to another , or even from a hamlet , ( 4 Burr . 2091 , 2. ) may properly be termed high or common ways , and any default in those bound ...
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... horses , or foot passengers , but that if it be laid to be a common highway , the rest will be intended , R. T. Hard . 315 , 316. , 2 Saund . 158. n . 8. , Trem . 201 , 205. , Cro . Car . 266. , 1 Salk . 359. but as so general a ...
... horses , or foot passengers , but that if it be laid to be a common highway , the rest will be intended , R. T. Hard . 315 , 316. , 2 Saund . 158. n . 8. , Trem . 201 , 205. , Cro . Car . 266. , 1 Salk . 359. but as so general a ...
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... horses , coaches , ( f ) carts , and carriages , in and along the same , at their free will , and pleasure , and ( g ) that a certain part of the same common and public highway situate , lying , and being in the parish of G. in the ...
... horses , coaches , ( f ) carts , and carriages , in and along the same , at their free will , and pleasure , and ( g ) that a certain part of the same common and public highway situate , lying , and being in the parish of G. in the ...
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... horses , coaches , carts , and carriages , could not , during the time aforesaid , nor yet can go , return , pass , repass , ride , and labour , without great danger of their lives , and the loss of their goods , to the great damage and ...
... horses , coaches , carts , and carriages , could not , during the time aforesaid , nor yet can go , return , pass , repass , ride , and labour , without great danger of their lives , and the loss of their goods , to the great damage and ...
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