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... land upon which was a resi- dence built for and used as a gentleman's country seat , obtained from defendant , by purchase and grant , a right of way from said land to a public highway across the farm of the latter , over a piece of land ...
... land upon which was a resi- dence built for and used as a gentleman's country seat , obtained from defendant , by purchase and grant , a right of way from said land to a public highway across the farm of the latter , over a piece of land ...
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... land marked out for the way , but also all such rights as were incident or necessary to such passage ; that plaintiff thus acquired the right to enter upon the land and construct such a road as he desired , and to restrict such use of ...
... land marked out for the way , but also all such rights as were incident or necessary to such passage ; that plaintiff thus acquired the right to enter upon the land and construct such a road as he desired , and to restrict such use of ...
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... lands of the party of the first part , from the north line of the party of the second part to the public highway , leading from Lewisburgh to the old post road a line now staked out to be forty feet wide between the fences crossing the ...
... lands of the party of the first part , from the north line of the party of the second part to the public highway , leading from Lewisburgh to the old post road a line now staked out to be forty feet wide between the fences crossing the ...
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... land , " as now staked out , " across defend- ant's farm running from the plaintiff's land to the public high- way , a distance of about 900 feet and was plainly intended to facilitate the plaintiff's access to the public road from his ...
... land , " as now staked out , " across defend- ant's farm running from the plaintiff's land to the public high- way , a distance of about 900 feet and was plainly intended to facilitate the plaintiff's access to the public road from his ...
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... land , but also all such rights as were incident or necessary to the enjoyment of such right of passage . ( Bliss v . Greeley , 45 N. Y. 671 ; Maxwell v . McAtee , 9 B. Mon. 21. ) The grantee thus acquired the right to enter upon the land ...
... land , but also all such rights as were incident or necessary to the enjoyment of such right of passage . ( Bliss v . Greeley , 45 N. Y. 671 ; Maxwell v . McAtee , 9 B. Mon. 21. ) The grantee thus acquired the right to enter upon the land ...
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