Agriculture - 1800- 1849

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Duke of Somerset -v- Fogwell (1826) 5 B & C 875; [1826] EngR 601; (1826) 108 ER 325
1826	Agriculture, Land	Casemap 1 Cites 1 Citers
	Where a subject is owner of a several fishery in a navigable river, where the tide flows and reflows, granted to him (as must be presumed) before Magna Charta, by the description of "separalem piscariam," that is an incorporeal and not a territorial hereditament, and a term for years in it cannot be created without deed. Semble, that the owner of a several fishery, in ordinary cases, and where the terms of the grant are unknown, may be presumed to be owner of the soil.
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