 | 1886 - 846 sider
...land to its being used for public purposes, and the fact of its being so used, and that use continuing for. such a length of time that the public accommodation and private rights might be injured by the interruption of the enjoyment, would be of themselves sufficient evidence of a dedication.... | |
 | 1888 - 940 sider
...to its appropriation for a public highway, and its use by the public for such purpose, and forsuch a length of time, that the public accommodation and private rights might bo materially affected by an interruption of t he enjoyment." The owner's intention to dedicate must... | |
 | 1888 - 626 sider
...111. 280. Where a right to a high way can be acquired by user merely, the use by the public must be for such a length of time that the public accommodation...materially affected by an interruption of the enjoyment. Cincinnati v. White's Lessees, 6 Peters, 438. And see — Carr v. Wallace, 7 Watts, 394. Bell v. Ohio... | |
 | 1888 - 1020 sider
...to its appropriation for a public highway, and its use by the public for such purpose, and for »uch a length of time, that the public accommodation and...materially affected by an interruption of the enjoyment. The owner7 s intention to dedicate must appear, and the acceptance of such dedication, by using it,... | |
 | John Forrest Dillon - 1890 - 922 sider
...assent of the owner of the soil to the public use, and the actual enjoyment by the public of the use for such a length of time that the public accommodation and private rights would be materially affected by a denial or interruption of the enjoyment1 § 632 (495). Acceptance... | |
 | Georgia. Supreme Court - 1853 - 796 sider
...important as to merit the force and effect of a rule. The qualification is this, that such use ought to be for such a length of time that the public accommodation and private rights migb.t be materially affected by an interruption of the enjoyment. Chancellor Kent, canvassing this... | |
 | John Forrest Dillon - 1890 - 894 sider
...assent of the owner of the soil to the public use, and the actual enjoyment by the public of the use for such a length of time that the public accommodation and private rights would be materially affected by a denial or interruption of the enjoyment.1 § 032 (495). Acceptance... | |
 | Abraham Clark Freeman - 1894 - 1032 sider
...thereof. It is sufficient that the owner of the fee has permitted the land to be usr<l as a street for such a length of time that the public accommodation and private rights might bs materially aflfected by the interruption of the enjoyment, tttuon r. Sim Fall*, 802. It. l5/c»cr»5i—... | |
 | Abraham Clark Freeman - 1897 - 1044 sider
...133 Mo. 574; Kyle v. Logan, 87 111. 64. The use of land for a highway for such length of time that public accommodation and private rights might be materially affected by an interruption of the enjoyment, would be evidence that the owner intended a dedication to the public: State v. Hill, 10 Ind. 219. A... | |
 | Abraham Clark Freeman - 1897 - 1056 sider
...Logan, 87 111. 64. The a« of land for a highway for such length of time that public ac-cosmodation and private rights might be materially affected by an interruption of the enjoyment, would be evidence that the owner intended a dedication to the public: State v. Hill, 10 Ind. 219. A... | |
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Such use, however, ought to be for such a length of time that the public accommodation and private rights might be materially affected by an interruption of the enjoyment... 
