Law report. Supreme Court : Saddington v Hackett
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In 1876, Hackett applied to bring the land, known as Victoria Square, under the Real Property Act, but local opposition led to tanner, Robert Saddington filing a caveat against Hackett's application. The court found the land had been in continuous use as public land since 1842 and was therefore dedicated to the public by deed.
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Sydney Morning Herald 19 May 1880 page 7
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Smh (microfilm) Sydney Morning Herald, 19 May 1880, page 7
Contents:
Victoria Park - Parks - Reserves - South Creek - St Marys - James Hackett - Robert Saddington - Victoria Square - O'Connell's Squate - Town Square - Mary O'Connell - Maurice O'Connell - Law reports - Supreme Court - Public land - Mr McCulloch - Justice Windeyer
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SMH (Microfilm)
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English
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214527
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