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Excerpt from Encyclopaedia of the Laws of England, Vol. 9: With Forms and Precedents
The owner of a fair or market, so long as he does not charge unreasonable tolls, is not bound to charge all persons alike, but may remit part Of the toll to favoured persons (duke of Newcastle v. Worksop U. D. Council, supra).
Toll is not payable until sale, unless by custom. It is payable by the buyer, and not by the seller (2 Inst. But by custom it may be payable by the latter (hill v. Smith, 1812, 4 Taun. 524; 10 R. R.
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