A Digest of the Laws of England Respecting Real Property, Svazek 1

William Cruise

A. Strahan, 1818

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OF	1

Upon Voluntary Grants	3

Upon Admission of Tenants by the Curtesy or in Free Bench	4

Upon Alienation	5

Tenure in Capite	7

Statute De Donis	8

Estates in Coparcenary and in Common	9

Definition	10

The Custom must be observed	316

Copyhold Grants take place of many other Estates	320

CHAP III	322

But cannot in general commit Waste	324

Copyholds are descendible	326

Not liable to Debts	327

Subject to Free Bench id	329

And by the Alienation of the Husband	330

Without a Special Custom	13

Statute of Quia Emptores	14

Nor unless there is an Alteration of the Tenant	15

Duties of the Lord and Vassal	16

Or an Agreement to surrender	18

Only due on Admittance	20

Fealty	26

No more than Two Years Value can be demanded	30

Tenure by Knight Service	32

Fines for Alienation	39

Except on Voluntary Grants	41

Fines must be assisted severally	43

How recovered	45

Origin and Nature of Manors	47

Of Heriots	49

Superior and Inferior Manors	50

Free Copyholds	57

Was unalienable	58

His Obligation on Eviction	64

338	67

id	68

Feudum Talliatum	75

Qualified Fees	78

Tail General and Special	81

Tenants in Tail may make Leases	94

TITLE III	113

And to Emblements	120

CHAP II	129

Opening Pits or Mines	132

Changing the Course of Husbandry	133

Destruction of Heir Looms id	134

Of the Action for Waste id	136

The Timber belongs to the Person entitled to the Inheritance	138

May be cut down by Order of the Court of Chancery	142

Of the Clause without Impeachment of Waste	144

How far restrained in Equity	146

Is annexed to the Privity of Estate	148

Of partial Powers to commit Waste id	149

Of Accidents by Fire	152

TITLE IV	153

But is restrained from malicious Waste	156

His Privileges not grantable over	157

TITLE V	158

Description of	159

CHAP II	166

Origin and different Kinds of Dower	174

CHAP II	180

Who are incapable of Dower id	186

Equities of Redemption of some Kind	187

The Dowress entitled to Emblements	193

CHAP V	202

tion	209

Sometimes held a Satisfaction	210

A Bequest of Personal Estate is no Bar to Dower	216

TITLE VII	217

Definition of	219

Circumstances required	220

Must be limited to the Wife herself	221

In Satisfaction of her whole Dower id	222

And made before Marriage	223

Jointures which require the Acceptance of the Widow id	224

Who may limit a Jointure	226

An Infant is barred by a Jointure id	228

A Rentcharge is usually given as a Jointure	229

Effect of the Eviction of a Jointure	230

CHAP II	231

Though the Settlement be unequal	232

Relieved against a voluntary Conveyance	233

CHAP III	237

TITLE VIII	256

A Freehold cannot be derived from a Term	264

Tenants for Years entitled to Estovers	266

Clause without Impeachment of Waste	270

When entitle to Emblements id	271

May be limited for Life with a Remainder over	272

Merged by a Union with the Freehold	273

And also by Surrender	277

How forfeited	278

TITLE IX	279

May arise by Implication	280

This Tenant sometimes entitled to Emblements	281

Cannot commit Waste id	282

Bind the Persons in Reversion	284

And devolve to Executors	285

Six Months Notice to quit necessary	286

CHAP II	287

TITLE X	291

Description of	292

Free Copyholds	293

Circumstances necessary to their Existence	295

The Things granted must be Parcel of the Manor	297

And demised or demisable by Copy	298

What destroys the Custom of granting	300

What may be granted by Copy	302

Copyholders may have Estates in Fee 393	304

And Estates for Life	305

Copyhold Customs	307

How proved	308

CHAP II	311

All Lords of Manors may make Grants	312

Though under Personal Disabilities	314

To whom Grants may be made	315

Or even an Agreement to convey	332

And by Forfeiture	333

And by a Grant of the Freehold to the Husband id	334

What Statutes extend to Copyholds	335

206	339

342	343

id	350

CHAP V	356

id	361

363 id	363

Who may forfeit	370

Extent of a Forfeiture	371

Where Presentment is necessary id	372

Who may take Advantage of a Forfeiture	374

Where Relief has been refused	376

CHAP VI	379

Release to the Lord	380

Enfranchisement	381

Escheat or Forfeiture	384

TITLE XI	386

Of the Fidei Commissum	388

Jurisdiction of the Chancellors over Uses	389

Introduction of the Writ of Subpoena	392

Nature of a Use	394

And of Privity of Estate	398

Who might be seised to Uses	399

127	400

Rules by which Uses were governed	401

Could not be raised without a Consideration id	402

Might commence in futuro	403

Not subject to Dower or Curtesy	404

Not extendible or Assets id	405

CHAP III	409

Estate Tail	414

Estate for Life	417

What may be conveyed to Uses id	418

3º A Use in esse	423

The Statute then transfers the actual Seisin id	424

129	429

Uses arising upon the Execution of Powers	431

Conveyances derived from the Statute of Uses	433

Whether the Statute extends to Devises	436

Resulting Uses	438

Uses by Implication	442

No Use results but to the Owner of the Estate	443

Nor against the Intent of the Parties	444

Nor on a Grant of an Estate Tail	445

Nor on a Devise	447

TITLE XII	451

Origin of Trusts	452

Description of	453

Limitation to Trustees to pay over the Rents	455

Trust for the separate Use of a Woman	456

Trust to sell or to raise Money	457

necessary	460

A Trust Estate limited after Payment of Debts vests immediately	462

Terms for Years limited in Trust id	463

Resulting or implied Trusts	464

Purchase with Trust Money	466

Conveyance without Consideration	468

A Trust declared in part	469

Or which cannot take effect	470

Where no Appointment is made	471

Renewal of a Lease by a Trustee id	472

Where there is Fraud	473

Trusts of Copyholds id	474

ExceptionChildren emancipated	479

No Trust between Lessor and Lessee	480

All Trusts are Executory id	481

Of the Rules by which Trust Estates of Freehold are governed I A Trust is equivalent to the Legal Ownership	483

Trusts are alienable	484

Devisable and descendible	485

And also limited for Life id	486

But not to Dower	488

Nor to Free Bench	490

Subject to Forfeiture for Treason	491

But not for Felony	492

Not subject to Escheat	493

And to Debts due to private Persons id	494

Where a Legal Estate is a Bar in Ejectment	495

Where a Reconveyance will be presumed	496

C	497

CHAP III	499

Terms attendant on the Inheritance	501

How Terms become attendant	502

When a Term is in Gross	506

A Term attendant may become a Term in Gross	509

A Term attendant is Part of the Inheritance	510

Not forfeited for Felony	511

And also from Dower	515

Must be assigned to a Trustee for the Purchaser	516

A Term will not protect the Heir against Dower	519

Nor the Assignees of a Bankrupt	520

Neither Jointure nor Curtesy barred by a Term id	521

Of the Estate and Duty of Trustees 1 Estate of Trustees	523

Duty of Trustees	524

Their Acts shall not prejudice the Trust	525

ExceptionConveyance without Notice id	526

Have no Allowance for Trouble	534

But allowed all Costs and Expences	535

Refusing to act must release or disclaim	539

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Bibliografické údaje

Název	A Digest of the Laws of England Respecting Real Property, Svazek 1 A Digest of the Laws of England Respecting Real Property, William Cruise
Autor	William Cruise
Vydání	2
Vydavatel	A. Strahan, 1818
Zdroj originálu:	UC Southern Regional Library Facility
Digitalizováno	27. říjen 2015

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