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A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
Compare Along. " Fences on the sides of a railroad " may mean fences on the spaces between the road-bed and the outer lines of the company's land; not necessarily on the dividing lines.' ■ Thompson v. Currie, 4 Can. Leg. News, 139 (1881).
2 Coyle V. Commonwealth, 104 Pa. 133 (1883). 8 Gribble v. St. Paul Pioneer-Press Co., 31 Minn. 343.
Side of the court. The laiv side and the equity side of a court designate a court administering justice, in the former case under the forms of strict law or common law, in the latter case according to the more liberal principles of equity. The' equity side of the courts is deemed always open for pleadings and proceedings preparatory to the ' hearing of causes upon their merits.
Side-report. See Report, 3. Side-track.
See Railroad.
See Railroad.