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<del>to</del></p> | <del>to</del></p> | ||
<p>The clause in the existing Act §6 appears <note>The faculty of having | <p>The clause in the existing Act §6 appears <note>The faculty of having<lb/> | ||
<gap/><lb/> | <gap/><lb/> | ||
The compulsory procceds<lb/> | The compulsory procceds<lb/> | ||
<del><gap/></del> is <gap/> | <del><gap/></del> is <gap/> to depend<lb/> | ||
on the payment into<lb/> | |||
the Bank</note><lb/> | the Bank</note><lb/> | ||
<del>be</del> inadequate to the purpose for the following reasons.</p> | <del>be</del> inadequate to the purpose for the following reasons.</p> | ||
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the feoffee <add>to the Land owner</add> for deliberation<lb/> | the feoffee <add>to the Land owner</add> for deliberation<lb/> | ||
shall have been a reasonable<lb/> | shall have been a reasonable<lb/> | ||
our | <unclear>our view</unclear> for deliberately whether<lb/> | ||
he will agree or not, the Entry<lb/> | he will agree or not, the Entry<lb/> | ||
grounded in the default of agreement<lb/> | |||
can be susceptible of | may<lb/> | ||
proof. | be<lb/> | ||
good.<lb/> | |||
can be susceptible of<lb/> | |||
proof. <add><gap/></add>A reasonable <lb/> | |||
time for deliberation ought<lb/> | time for deliberation ought<lb/> | ||
it may be said to be<lb/> | it may be said to be<lb/> | ||
given: but surely it<lb/> | given: but surely it<lb/> | ||
would be a | would be a perilous<lb/> | ||
thing to make the<lb/> | thing to make the<lb/> | ||
able to the land, and<lb/> | able to the land, and<lb/> | ||
the existence of the<lb/> | the existence of the<lb/> | ||
proposed establishment<lb/> | proposed establishment<lb/> | ||
defined upon an | defined upon an ex-<lb/> | ||
facto judgment<lb/> | post-facto judgment<lb/> | ||
on the question whether<lb/> | on the question whether<lb/> | ||
the time allowed by<lb/> | the time allowed by<lb/> | ||
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<p>An agreement is the act of two parties:<lb/> | <p>An agreement is the act of two parties:<lb/> | ||
the <del>owners</del> owner and the feoffee: <del>Supposing the</del><lb/> | the <del>owners</del> owner and the feoffee: <del>Supposing the</del><lb/> | ||
<del> | <del>Owner advises he may say</del> it supposes a proposal<lb/> | ||
to come from the one party or the other. It can not<lb/> | to come from the one party or the other. It can not<lb/> | ||
be expected to come from the Owner. It must<lb/> | be expected to come from the Owner. It must<lb/> | ||
come then, if <del> | come then, if <del>at all</del> from any body, from the<lb/> | ||
Feoffee. But if it is to come from the Feoffee, it<lb/> | Feoffee. But if it is to come from the Feoffee, it<lb/> | ||
seems as well as that the payment into the Bank<lb/> | seems as well as that the payment into the Bank<lb/> | ||
should be <add> | should be <add>precede or accompany</add> prior to, or contemporary with, the proposal:<lb/> | ||
because as such payment must <add>is to</add> be made at | because as such payment must <add>is to</add> be made at all<lb/> | ||
events before Entry can take place, whether<lb/> | events before Entry can take place, whether<lb/> | ||
consent on the part of the Owner <add>eventually</add> takes place or no,<lb/> | consent on the part of the Owner <add>eventually</add> takes place or no,<lb/> | ||
the postponing of <del>the</del> such payment till after it<lb/> | the postponing of <del>the</del> such payment till after it<lb/> | ||
has been ascertained that | has been ascertained that no consent is to be had,<lb/> | ||
seems a loss of time prejudicial to the <del>object</del> <add>purpose</add> of the <add>Act</add></p> | seems a loss of time prejudicial to the <del>object</del> <add>purpose</add> of the <add>Act</add></p> | ||
It appears to me difficult if not
to
The clause in the existing Act §6 appears The faculty of having
The compulsory procceds
is to depend
on the payment into
the Bank
be inadequate to the purpose for the following reasons.
1. Because no determine time is specified as the time at
which the default of such agreement shall be understood
to have commenced taken place, and yet it is not untill
such default has taken place, that the payment
into the Bank is permitted to be made, from which It may be said that
if the allowed by
the feoffee to the Land owner for deliberation
shall have been a reasonable
our view for deliberately whether
he will agree or not, the Entry
grounded in the default of agreement
may
be
good.
can be susceptible of
proof. A reasonable
time for deliberation ought
it may be said to be
given: but surely it
would be a perilous
thing to make the
able to the land, and
the existence of the
proposed establishment
defined upon an ex-
post-facto judgment
on the question whether
the time allowed by
the feoffee, for want
of a time being specified
by the Act, was
or was not a reasonable
one
payment the subsequent compulsory operations are
to take their date. No such determinate time being
specified, I do not see how the fact of making default
An agreement is the act of two parties:
the owners owner and the feoffee: Supposing the
Owner advises he may say it supposes a proposal
to come from the one party or the other. It can not
be expected to come from the Owner. It must
come then, if at all from any body, from the
Feoffee. But if it is to come from the Feoffee, it
seems as well as that the payment into the Bank
should be precede or accompany prior to, or contemporary with, the proposal:
because as such payment must is to be made at all
events before Entry can take place, whether
consent on the part of the Owner eventually takes place or no,
the postponing of the such payment till after it
has been ascertained that no consent is to be had,
seems a loss of time prejudicial to the object purpose of the Act
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