The Northeastern Reporter, Volum 146Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and Court of Appeals of New York; May/July 1891-Mar./Apr. 1936, Appellate Court of Indiana; Dec. 1926/Feb. 1927-Mar./Apr. 1936, Courts of Appeals of Ohio. |
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79, § 22, , where petitions by fee owner and lessee for damages for taking of land
for street were consolidated, petitioners assenting thereto, city could not question
authority of judge to apportion damages as reduced by remittitur, especially ...
79, § 22, , where petitions by fee owner and lessee for damages for taking of land
for street were consolidated, petitioners assenting thereto, city could not question
authority of judge to apportion damages as reduced by remittitur, especially ...
Side 58
Where, in the dedication of streets and public grounds to a city, it is recited that “
the open and public slips to the water” shall so remain forever, and such “slips”
are tracts of land which are a continuation of streets therein platted, the use
thereof ...
Where, in the dedication of streets and public grounds to a city, it is recited that “
the open and public slips to the water” shall so remain forever, and such “slips”
are tracts of land which are a continuation of streets therein platted, the use
thereof ...
Side 59
The slips mentioned by the proprietors were land extending to the water, and, in
some instances, particularly at Decatur, Jackson, Wayne, and Warren streets, the
north line of Water street was at the water's edge, and no land whatever was in ...
The slips mentioned by the proprietors were land extending to the water, and, in
some instances, particularly at Decatur, Jackson, Wayne, and Warren streets, the
north line of Water street was at the water's edge, and no land whatever was in ...
Side 60
... streets 8 rods in width, and so to remain forever.” These “open and public slips”
referred to are conceded to have been land extending to the waters of Sandusky
Bay. In 1848, by proceeding in the common pleas court duly and regularly had, ...
... streets 8 rods in width, and so to remain forever.” These “open and public slips”
referred to are conceded to have been land extending to the waters of Sandusky
Bay. In 1848, by proceeding in the common pleas court duly and regularly had, ...
Side 145
(146 N.E.) were no merger , and the foreclosure proceed- , land. issued and
placed in the sheriff's hands with $10,638.33, for the purpose of making
redemption from the master's sale of September 3, 1920. A certificate of
redemption was ...
(146 N.E.) were no merger , and the foreclosure proceed- , land. issued and
placed in the sheriff's hands with $10,638.33, for the purpose of making
redemption from the master's sale of September 3, 1920. A certificate of
redemption was ...
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