A Treatise on the Action of Ejectment and Concurrent Remedies for the Recovery of the Possession of Real Property

Callaghan, 1892 - Počet stran: 935

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... strength of his own title , and not on the weakness of his adversary's . Eldon v . Doe , 6 Blackf . ( Ind . ) 341 ; Hud- dleston v . Garrett , 3 Hump . ( Tenn . ) 629 ; Winn v . Cole , Walker ( Miss . ) 119 . He must show a complete ...

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ACTION OF EJECTMENT	1

vii	3

A shorter history of the action by the author of Walkers American	7

The consent rule on record	13

Baldwin 15 Ala Agrey v Hill 2 Add 206480	21

It lies for accretions etc	23

Assignee of widows dower can not maintain ejectment	29

Ejectment in favor of an infant for lands conveyed during infancy	33

Danger in allowing the introduction of copies	464

A patent has a double operation	467

The essentials of a will or testament	474

Undue influenceFraud	481

The question of jurisdictionHow determined	489

Want of jurisdiction arising from other causes	491

Requisites of a recovery under a judgment titleSheriffs deed	497

Tax sales and titles the general rule	503

Mill seatRight to erect a mill dam	39

Minidg Co 16 Nev 131	43

A general rule	45

Easements and incorporeal hereditaments	53

CHAPTER III	61

Foreign corporations	67

CHAPTER IV	101

66	102

Title legal and equitable	107

The assignees remedy	114

A distinction not appearing in the books	120

When an ouster will be presumed	134

A contrary doctrine	140

The doctrine stated by Chancellor Kent	141

CHAPTER VII	150

Possession under contract of purchase	157

When the vendor has parted with his title	163

Determination of the tenancy for nonpayment of rent etc	165

The tenants estoppel to deny his landlords title 216	166

A tenant from year to year	169

102	172

The entry at common law	175

Provisions for reentryConditions and covenants	187

103	192

The right to reenter for a condition broken operates only during	193

Disavowal of the tenant	200

The notice must include all the premises sought to be recovered	206

When the premises are in the possession of two or more joint ten	212

Limit of the estoppel	217

105	218

Lord Mansfields construction	224

The practiceMotion of landlord etc	230

Title of the court and names of the partics	236

Conclusion and prayer for relief	242

Under the modern practice	248

Pleading a tax title	253

CHAPTER XI	275

111	277

Where a privity exists between the parties	282

Seizin of the ancestor	288

Questions of pedigree	294

Marriage birth and death	300

Plaintiff must show a valid will	306

Proof of title under foreign wills	309

Mental incapacity as a defense	315

Personal representatives	321

The defendants possession	327

Where the defendant holds adversely	334

Where the tenancy is determined by the occurrence of en event etc	336

Entry under a license revoked	342

The judgment in ejectment	349

Chamberlain 16 Cal 181 York 1 Barb N Y 158350	350

The plaintiffs case	355

Board of County School Ainslie v Martin 9 Mass 454 1813	364

Statutory regulations	379

Questions of local law	381

A matter of statutory regulation 331	391

Tenants at will	397

Persons holding under defaulting tenants etc	403

Service of the notice or demand	409

Discussion of the subject	415

Seizin once shown presumes to continue	421

Conveyance after suit to correct mistake in a former conveyance	427

Possession of joint tenants	433

CHAPTER XIV	440

The partiesGrantor and grantee	446

Requisites of a sealed instrument	452

Surrender and destruction of title deeds	458

The officer who executes the power	509

Authority of the officer to sell	515

Lands not subject to taxation	521

When a defendant may go behind the sale	527

Evidence of boundaries	534

Private surveys	542

An exception to the rule	550

Boundaries governed by calls and monuments	556

Boundaries established by adverse possession	563

Location of town lots	569

A meander line	575

The rule under statutes	581

Identity of names and persons	587

Estoppel to deny title	590

The reasons for the rule	596

Extent of the estoppel	602

The subject discussed	608

The action for mesne profits at common law	614

Personal representatives	620

A conveyance in fee not a release of the right to recover mesne profits	625

Improvements made with notice of defective title	631

Delivery under a writ of possession	638

Former adjudication in bar 056	643

Defenses in actions of ejectment	644

Fraud as between parties	650

Mortgage after condition broken	656

The subject discussed	657

A judgment in forcible entry and detainer	663

Estoppel in pais in actions of ejectment	669

The rule in the Federal courts	675

Adverse possession under equitable titles	681

Must be the voluntary act of the owner	687

A valid dedication is irrevocable	688

Authority may be implied	694

Adverse enjoyment	703

Different disabilities existing at the same time	709

Adverse possession as a defense in actions of ejectment	715

Foreign corporations	721

What can be held adversely	722

Occupation of lands for mining and quarrying purposes	728

Effect of interruption in the possession	735

The law stated by Bigelow J	741

The possession does not exceed the limits of the grant	747

Inclosures need not be continuous	753

The tenant can not dispute his landlords title	759

Discussion of the question	765

Ouster by tenants in common	767

Possession under color of title and not under color of title	773

What is color of titleA question of law	780

What has been held not to be color of title	786

The general rule	793

All issues must be found	799

CHAPTER XXIV	809

Writs of possession when to issueRestitution	815

Effect of a new trial under the statute 893	817

The grounds must be substantial	821

Surprise	827

Status of the case after the granting of a new trial	833

Where the suit embraces different causes of action	839

Statutes of States in Federal Courts	845

CHAPTER XXVI	852

When the action will not lie	859

Possession in the defendant	865

Evidence on the part of the plaintiff	870

CHAPTER XXVII	877

The writ of right defined	883

Special proceedings in courts of general jurisdiction 490	915

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Název	A Treatise on the Action of Ejectment and Concurrent Remedies for the Recovery of the Possession of Real Property
Autor	Martin L. Newell
Vydavatel	Callaghan, 1892
Délka	Počet stran: 935

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