The King against The Inhabitants of Brampton
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 06 July 1791 |
| Date | 06 July 1791 |
| Court | Court of the King's Bench |
English Reports Citation: 100 E.R. 1057
IN THE COURT OF KING'S BENCH
The King against The Inhabitants of Brampton
4 M. & S. 210.
the king against the inhabitants of brampton. Wednesday, July 6th, 1791. A settlement may be gained by renting the fogs, or after-grass, of a meadow of the yearly value of 101. [4 M. & S. 210.] The pauper, Thomas Caile, rented certain premises in Brampton in Cumberland, of the yearly value of 91. and, during part of the time, took the fogs, or after-grass, of two fields, the...
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Adamthwaite v Synge
...or that it was ever stated at the time to be * Vtde 11 Geo. II c. 19, s 1 ; Co Litt. 47, a ; Rex v. Stoke, 2 T R. 451 ; Rex v, Bamptan, 4 T. R 348 ; Turner v Richardson, 7 East, 335 ; Wheeler v Bramah, 3 Campb. 340. 4 CAMP. 374. WAITHMAN V. MIIES 119 the record of a judgment. To allow this ......
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Booth v M'Manus
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The King against The Inhabitants of Bowness
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