Judicial And Statutory Definitions of Words And Phrases 6
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Turner, 44 N. El 632, 633, 166 Mass. 407.
6Wn8.&P.— 18 Ooflviyaat.
As used in tiio chapter relating to tree- paaaing animala, making owners liable for trespasses, the term "owner" includes any person occupying or cultivating landa. Rev.
Codes N. D. 1899, | 81M; Gode Oiv. Proc.
S. D. 1908, I 818.
The term "owner,** aa naed in the herd law act, applies to the occupant or tenant when the owner does not reside in the coun- ty. B«T. St OkL 1906» I 68.
The term "owner," aa used in the act relating to... pipe line companiea, in reference to an effort to agree with, or to the tender of a bond to, or aervice of notice upon, the own- er of roads, railroads^ turnpike roads, canals, or other highways, shall be taken to mean the offlcera in charge of aaid road, railroad, turnpike road, canal, or other public high- ways, on whom service of process could be made in any action at law or in equity. P.
ft L. Dig. Lawa Pa. 1894, voL 2, coL 8492, 8T.
Operators.
The word "ownera,** In Lawa 1893, c 66, S 5, providing that "it ahall be the duty of the ownera of every railroad or ateamboat situate or operated • • • within this state, to redeem," cte., unused railroad tick- ets, etc., ia evidently used in a comprehen- sive sense, so as to include all that are op- erating a railroad or steamboat, whether as owners of the property, or as lessees, re> ceivers, or the like.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Turner, 44 N. El 632, 633, 166 Mass. 407.
6Wn8.&P.— 18 Ooflviyaat.
As used in tiio chapter relating to tree- paaaing animala, making owners liable for trespasses, the term "owner" includes any person occupying or cultivating landa. Rev.
Codes N. D. 1899, | 81M; Gode Oiv. Proc.
S. D. 1908, I 818.
The term "owner,** aa naed in the herd law act, applies to the occupant or tenant when the owner does not reside in the coun- ty. B«T. St OkL 1906» I 68.
The term "owner," aa used in the act relating to... pipe line companiea, in reference to an effort to agree with, or to the tender of a bond to, or aervice of notice upon, the own- er of roads, railroads^ turnpike roads, canals, or other highways, shall be taken to mean the offlcera in charge of aaid road, railroad, turnpike road, canal, or other public high- ways, on whom service of process could be made in any action at law or in equity. P.
ft L. Dig. Lawa Pa. 1894, voL 2, coL 8492, 8T.
Operators.
The word "ownera,** In Lawa 1893, c 66, S 5, providing that "it ahall be the duty of the ownera of every railroad or ateamboat situate or operated • • • within this state, to redeem," cte., unused railroad tick- ets, etc., ia evidently used in a comprehen- sive sense, so as to include all that are op- erating a railroad or steamboat, whether as owners of the property, or as lessees, re> ceivers, or the like.
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