An Inquiry Into the Rule of Law Which Creates a Right to an Incorporeal Hereditament

In this legal treatise, Joseph Kinnicut Angell examines the concept of adverse possession as it relates to the acquisition of incorporeal hereditaments such as light and water privileges. Drawing on extensive research and case law, Angell provides a detailed analysis of this complex area of property law, offering insights that are still relevant today. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in property law or legal history.

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