A Digest of the Laws of England Respecting Real Property

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A. Strahan, 1804
 

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Of Seifin
12
Abatement
14
Of Diffeifin
15
Abeyance of the Freehold
16
Eftates of Inheritance
17
Eftate in Feefimple id
18
What might be conveyed to Ufes
19
Abeyance of the Fee
20
Eftates in Feefimple
21
A Manor
22
Ufes were alienable
23
A Term for Years is a Chattel
24
TITLE II
25
No Words of Limitation neceffary
26
Ufes might change by Matter fubfequent
27
Iffue
28
Uſes not an Obje of Tenure
29
Nonappearance of a Surrenderee
31
Neither Dower nor Curteſy of a Uſe
32
Ufes not extendible
33
Ufes were devifable
34
Ufes were defcendible
36
Inconveniencies of Ufes
38
Statutes made to remedy them
39
Has a right to the Title Deeds
41
Sometimes voidable by Entry
46
Tenant in Tail cannot create an Eſtate to commence after his own Death
47
Exception
48
A Tenant in Tail may make Leaſes
50
And to Forfeiture for Treaſon
51
Modes of barring Eſtates Tail id
53
Common Recovery
54
Which cannot be reſtrained
56
Appointment to a charitable Ufe
57
TITLE III
59
How created
60
Subject
62
Are entitled to Eftovers id
63
Opening Pits or Mines id
66
Changing the Courſe of Hufbandry
67
Deftruction of Heir Looms
68
35 Of the Action for Walte Page
69
Court of Equity
72
The Timber belongs to the Perfon entitled to the In heritance
73
Of Wafte by Corporations Sole
78
Of Accidents by Fire
79
Of the Claufe without Impeachment of Wafte
80
Does not extend to malicious Wafte id
85
Of partial Powers to do Wafte
86
Tenants for Life are entitled to Emblements
87
Tenants for Life may pray in aid
89
Eftates for Life are ſubject to merger id
90
Sulject to Payment of Intereſt id
91
Power of Tenant for Life over his Eftate
93
TITLE IV
97
It has fome Qualities of an Eſtate Tail
99
And others of a bare Eftate for Life ΙΟΙ
101
This Tenant is reftrained from malicious Wafte id
102
It must be born alive
111
Deſcription
117
Equities of Redemption
121
TITLE VI
126
Eftate of Trustees
133
CHAP II
134
Page 366
140
367
141
Death of the Huſband
145
What Things are not liable to Curteſy
147
Jeweffes
152
A Caſtle or Fortreſs
153
Of the Affignment of Dower and the Modes of recovering
159
XX
168
Of Actions for recovering Dower
173
It must be in Satisfaction of the whole Dower 203
180
A Court
182
It muſt be limited to the Wife herſelf
201
It muſt be made before Marriage
205
From whom a Jointure muſt come
206
Jointures which require the Acceptance of the Wife id
208
Power of a Jointrefs over her Eſtate
209
But is fometimes confidered as a Satisfaction
240
Elopement is no bar
242
Eftates for Years must have a fixed Period 31 May determine by Provifo Page
243
A Freehold cannot be derived from an Eftate for Years
254
Eftovers CHAP II
255
Half a Years Notice to quit neceffary
269
TITLE X
292
Page
296
295
297
id
304
id
310
368
311
id
313
Provided they have a lawful Eſtate 13 A Steward may make Grants
316
Copyhold Grants take place of many other Eſtates
321
CHAP III
323
Not entitled to Common
326
Copyholds are defcendible 21 But are not Affets
328
1
329
Lands affigned in Dower
330
Copyholders cannot vote at Elections
336
CHAP V
361
Of the Extinguifbment and Sufpenfion of Copyholds
376
id
377
Surrender to the Lord
385
Releaſe to the Lord 6 Conveyance by the Lord
386
Enfranchiſement
388
When the Lands ceaſe to be demifable by Copy 16 Sufpenfion of Copyholds
390
TITLE XI
391
Page
401
id
404
id
408
id
409
id
410
Statute of Ufes 5 Intention of the Statute 7 Circumftances neceffary to its Operation 8 1ft A Perfon feiſed to a Ufe 9 What Perfons may be feiſed to Uſ...
417
id
422
id
424
2d A Ceftuique Ufe in Effe
429
3d A Ufe in Effe
432
Saving of all former Eftates
433
CHAP IV
435
Whether a Deviſe operates by the Statute of Ufes
442
327
446
36
447
No Ufe will refult againſt the Intention of the Parties
448
No Uſe reſults but to the Owner
450
What Ufe refults to a Tenant in Tail
451
No Uſe reſults on a Grant of an Eſtate Tail for Life or Years
454
No Ufe refults on a Deviſe
456
TITLE XII
457
Limitation to Truſtees to pay over the Rents and Profits
461
Truft for the ſeparate Uſe of a married Woman
465
Truſt to fell or to raiſe Money
467
A Truſt for Payment of Debts vefts immediately
469
Terms for Years limited in Truft 29 Of refulting or implied Trufts
470
Purchaſe by a Truſtee with Trait Money
472
Conveyance without Confideration
474
A Truft declared in Part
475
Where no Appointment is made
477
id
483
Purchaſe by a Father in the Name of a Child id
484
Renewal of a Leaſe by a Truſtee id
485
Where there is Fraud a Truft arifes id
486
Who may be Truſtees
488
All Trufts are executory
489
CHAP II
491
Confidence in the Perfon neceffary
492
Barred
493
Trufts are alienable deviſable and defcendible id
494
ExceptionTruft for the feparate Ufe of the Wife
495
But not to Dower
496
Subject to Forfeiture for Treaſon
500
But not for Felony
501
Not fubject to Efcheat 592
502
Merge in the legal Eſtate
503
CHAP III
505
They are not Affets
506
Where Purchaſers from Truſtees are liable to the Trufts
542
Attainder of Treafon
550

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Seite 24 - Now we must observe, that when any condition is performed, it is thenceforth entirely gone ; and the thing to which it was before annexed, becomes absolute, and wholly unconditional.
Seite 406 - ... be from henceforth clearly deemed and adjudged to be in him or them that have, or hereafter shall have, such use, confidence or trust, after such quality, manner, form and condition as they had before, in or to the use, confidence or trust that was in them.
Seite 271 - ... in possession afterwards, the law implies a tacit renovation of the contract. They are supposed to have renewed the old agreement, which was to hold for a year. But then it is necessary for the sake of convenience, that, if either party should be inclined to change his mind, he should give the other half a year's notice before the expiration of the next or any following year...
Seite vii - ... if LAW be a science, and really deserve so sublime a name, it must be founded on principle, and claim an exalted rank in the empire of reason...
Seite 22 - As to the heirs of a man's body, by which only his lineal descendants were admitted, in exclusion of collateral heirs; or to the heirs male of his body, in exclusion both of collaterals, and lineal females also.
Seite 87 - ... to his heirs; for there were no words of inheritance in the grant: nor could it vest in his executors; for no executors could succeed to a freehold.
Seite 94 - These words exclude a seisin in fee-tail, albeit he hath a fee-simple expectant (d) (37). And therefore if lands be given to a man and his wife, and to the heirs of their two bodies...
Seite 271 - If there be a lease for a year, and by consent of both parties the tenant continue in possession afterwards, the law implies a tacit renovation of the contract . They are supposed to have renewed the old agreement, which was to hold for a year.
Seite 419 - ... to any use, all such former right, title entry, interest, possession, rents, customs, services and action as they or any of them might have had to his or their own proper use, in or to any manors, lands, tenements, rents or hereditaments, whereof they be, or hereafter shall be seised to any other use...
Seite 266 - And, upon the same principle, courts of law have of late years leaned as much as possible against construing demises, where no certain term is mentioned, to be tenancies at will; but have rather held them to be tenancies from year to year so long as both parties please, especially where an annual rent is reserved...

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