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Jenkins' Case

Court of King's Bench Latch's Reports
Jan 1, 1793
1 N.C. 748 (N.C. 1793)

Opinion

(1793.)


One prescribed that all the occupiers of B. habuere et habere consuevere common, in such a place in Cornwall, ratione vicinagii, and whether this was well pleaded without alleging time out, etc., was the question. Rolls. It is not necessary here, because as much is implied. 21 H., 7, 25. One justified raising etc., which stopped the common way, it is not necessary to show that it was the common way, time, etc., for it is implied.

CURIA (CREW, C. J., absente) e contra. For the prescription is the ground of a common by vicinage. Aliter when one claims a common appendant. Poph., 201.


Summaries of

Jenkins' Case

Court of King's Bench Latch's Reports
Jan 1, 1793
1 N.C. 748 (N.C. 1793)
Case details for

Jenkins' Case

Case Details

Full title:JENKINS' CASE. — Trin. 2 Car

Court:Court of King's Bench Latch's Reports

Date published: Jan 1, 1793

Citations

1 N.C. 748 (N.C. 1793)