Jurisprudence. By Charles Spencer March Phillipps
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It is clear that Jones, if his Possession was beneficial, here sustains an injury, not only from the act of Dispossession by Brown, but chap. ii. POSSESSORY EIGHTS. 117 from the retention of the article by Robinson. Robinson is therefore compellable to make restitution to Jones, although he had no notice of Jones's title when he dispossessed Brown.
But if Robinson, not having notice of Jones's title, makes restitution to Brown, he will not be responsible to Jones for the loss or destruction of ...the article by Brown. For the wrong done by Robinson terminates with his possession, and therefore he cannot be held responsible for the subsequent wrong done by Brown.
§ 65. So if Robinson, after having dispossessed Brown, re- ceives notice of Jones's title, this will not transfer Robinson's personal responsibility from Brown to Jones. For the title of a wrongful Possessor is, as we have seen, good against all mankind except the person whom he has dispossessed.* Brown is therefore, as between himself and Robinson, the rightful owner of the article possessed by Robinson ; and Robinson is compellable to make, and will be discharged as between himself and Jones by making, restitution to Brown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is clear that Jones, if his Possession was beneficial, here sustains an injury, not only from the act of Dispossession by Brown, but chap. ii. POSSESSORY EIGHTS. 117 from the retention of the article by Robinson. Robinson is therefore compellable to make restitution to Jones, although he had no notice of Jones's title when he dispossessed Brown.
But if Robinson, not having notice of Jones's title, makes restitution to Brown, he will not be responsible to Jones for the loss or destruction of ...the article by Brown. For the wrong done by Robinson terminates with his possession, and therefore he cannot be held responsible for the subsequent wrong done by Brown.
§ 65. So if Robinson, after having dispossessed Brown, re- ceives notice of Jones's title, this will not transfer Robinson's personal responsibility from Brown to Jones. For the title of a wrongful Possessor is, as we have seen, good against all mankind except the person whom he has dispossessed.* Brown is therefore, as between himself and Robinson, the rightful owner of the article possessed by Robinson ; and Robinson is compellable to make, and will be discharged as between himself and Jones by making, restitution to Brown.
What to read after Jurisprudence. By Charles Spencer March Phillipps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loewy, Benno, 1854-1919. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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