The Law of Tenures: Including the Theory and Practice of CopyholdsJ. & W.T. Clarke, 1824 - 489 strán (strany) |
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acc.-Watk adjudged admission admittance afterwards alienation ancestor ancient ante attornment baron and feme Calth claim Coke says Comm common law consequently Copyh copyhold estates copyhold lands court court-baron custom death demisable Desc descend disseisee disseisin disseisor doth Durnf Eliz entail enter entry escheat estate-tail father fee-simple feme feme covert feoffee feoffment feud feudary feudum forfeiture frank-tenants freebench freehold gavelkind grants by copy hath heir held hold homage husband infant inheritance Inst issue lease lessee Lex Cust licence Litt lord Coke lord's manor marriage Moore Note notoriety pass person Quia emptores reason release remainder rent reversion right of possession right of propriety Roll sect sed quære seems seigniory seised seisin stat statute steward Stuart's View Sulliv surrenderee tenant in tail tenure Vide void voluntary grants warranty Watk wife words Wright's writ writ of right
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Strana 327 - accepts a copy to himself for life, remainder to his wife for life, remainder to his son for life; this is tantamount to a surrender to the use of himself, &;c. but he hath his old reversion in him; for there is no ground to make a
Strana 192 - Bro. tit. Villenage, 63. Tenants at will, by copy of court roll, being in truth bondmen at the beginning, but having obtained freedom of their persons, and gained a custom by use of occupying their lands, they are now called copyholders, and are so privileged that the lord cannot put them out, and all through
Strana 341 - the particular estate, the remainder that is in ' . contingency be destroyed (#). As to this point we ought to distinguish * ; for it seems some are, and some are not. As for example: If an estate be given to a copyholder for life, the remainder to the right heirs of JS if the tenant for life die, living
Strana 44 - by escheat, the law only casts the freehold upon him for want of a tenant. The disseisee, notwithstanding the disseisin, continues the rightful tenant; and, as by his entry he fills the possession, the lord's title, which was only good while a tenant was wanting, must necessarily be at an end.
Strana 9 - as the personal abilities of the donee were originally supposed to be the only inducements to the gift, the donee's estate in the land extended only to his own person, and subsisted no longer than his life; unless the donor, by an express provision in the grant, gave it a longer continuance, and extended it also to his heirs. " But this rule,
Strana 486 - Barrister at Law. The Third Edition, corrected and much enlarged from the Author's Papers, and further augmented with Notes of all the more recently adjudged Cases on the Subject, down to the present Period. By ROBERT STUDLEY VIDAL, of the Middle Temple, Esq. the Author's Executor. To this Edition is also added an Appendix of Manorial Customs, &c.
Strana 48 - case, he does not enter to get a possession distinct from that of the elder brother, but to preserve the possessions of the father in the family, that nobody else abates. For since this is the most charitable interpretation that can be made of this action, and
Strana 486 - Third Edition, corrected and enlarged from the Author's Papers, and further augmented with Notes of all the more recently adjudged Cases on the Subject, down to the present Period. By ROBERT STUDLEY VIDAL, of the Middle Temple, Esq. FSA the Author's Executor.
Strana xxix - From seeming evil still educing good, And better thence again, and better still, In infinite progression!
Strana 53 - descent, he revests the freehold in the disseisee, who has the right of possession ; but if he enters after the descent, then he can only hold in the name of the freeholder who has the present right of possession, which is the heir of the disseisor.