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Edmund Hickeringill (1631–1708) was an
English churchman,
soldier and author. He was
separately convicted of forgery,
slander and tresp****.
Hickeringill was...
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Keeble v
Hickeringill (1707) 103 ER 1127 is a
famous English property law and tort law case
about rights to wild animals.
Samuel Keeble (the plaintiff)...
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political ideology. It was
already in use by the 1680s. In 1682,
Edmund Hickeringill published his
History of Whiggism. In 1702,
writing satirically in the...
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first recorded use in
modern form was in 1661, in
Edmund Hickeringill's Jamaica Viewed: "Some are slain, And
their flesh forthwith Barbacu'd...
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rightful possessor to the
title of the animal. See:
Keeble v
Hickeringill, 11 East 574, 103 Eng. Rep. 1127 OR 3 Salk. 9 (as
Keeble v Hickeringhall)...
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rejected this defense. The tort was
described in the case of
Keeble v
Hickeringill (1707) 103 Eng. Rep. 1127,
styled as a "tresp**** on the case". In that...
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wealthiest resort communities in the
United States. Ghen v. Rich
Keeble v
Hickeringill Ratione soli
Roman law Rule of
capture Labor theory of
property First...
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pitted with the small-pox." Mrs. Poultney went
under the
alias of
Hickeringill. One
forged note had been
traced to a
pawnbroker who
remembered it being...
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property ratione soli is
subject to 'lawful regulation.'"
Keeble v.
Hickeringill Pierson v. Post
Roman law Rule of
capture Territorial principle John...
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Court of New York case from 1805
dealing with Tresp**** to case.
Keeble v
Hickeringill English tort law
Baker J.H., An
Introduction to
English Legal History...
