II. Of Common of Pasture, and herein of Common ap-

pendant, Common appurtenant, and Common in

gross.....

III. Of the Interest of the Owner of the Soil subject to

Right of Common; and herein of Approvement

and Inclosure.

IV. Of the Remedy for Disturbance of Right of Common..

V. Of Surcharges by Commoners.

VI. Evidence....

CHAP. XII.

Consequential Damages.

Of Actions on the Case for Consequential Damages, and

herein of the general Rule for distinguishing Ac-

tions of Trespass vi et armis from Actions of

Trespass on the Case......

Page

419

421

425

427

429

ib.

435

IV. By whom the Action of Covenant may be maintained .

1. Heir......

Page

482

ib.

ib.

484

...

488

ib.

489

490

2. Executor.

3. Assignee...

V. Against whom the Action of Covenant may be main-

2. Executor....

3. Assignee

VI. Of the Declaration, and herein of dependent Cove-

nants, Conditions precedent, and independent Co-

498 to 517

517

518

520

ib.

521

522

• 525

529

530

ib.

531

532

533

534

I. Of the Action of Debt, and in what Cases it may be

IV. Debt on Bail-bond-Stat. 23 H. 6. c. 10.—Assign-

ment of Bail-bond under stat. 4 Ann. c. 16.-De-

claration by Assignee Of the Pleadings: Com-

peruit ad Diem-Nul Tiel Record....

V. Debt on bond, with Condition to perform Covenants—

Assigning Breaches under Stat. 8 & 9 W. 3.

c. 11. s. 8... . . . .

VI. Debt on Bond of Ancestor against Heir-Pleadings :

Riens per Descent-Replication-of the Liabi-

lity of the Heir for the value of the Land alienated

under 11 Geo. 4. and 1 W. 4. c. 47. s. 6.—Of

the Liability of Devisee under the same Statute—

Judgment-Execution

VII. Debt on Judgment, and New Rule as to the Plea of

Judgment recovered in another Court

....

VIII. Debt for Rent Arrear—Stat. 4 G. 2. c. 28. against

Tenants holding over after Notice from Landlord—

Stat. 11 G. 2. c. 19. against Tenants holding over

after Notice given by themselves—Declaration-

Debt for Use and Occupation-Pleadings—Evi-

dence

IX. Debt against Sheriff, &c. for Escape of Prisoner in

Execution-Stat. 13 Edw. 1. c. 11. 1 R. 2. c. 12.

-What shall be deemed an Escape Of Recap-

tion-By whom the Action for an Escape may be

brought Against whom-Declaration-Pleadings

-Evidence

X. Of the Statutes, and general Rules, relative to Ac-

tions founded on Penal Statutes

....

XI. Debt on Stat. 2 G. 2. c. 24.-Bribery at Elections—

Provisions of the Statute-Stat. 49 G. 3. e. 118.

-Declaration-Evidence-Stat. 7 & 8 W. 3. c. 4.

Treating Act.....

576

588

592

601

603

614

630

634 to 646

CHAP. XV.

Deceit.

I. Of the Action on the Case in Nature of Deceit..............

1. On an implied Warranty....

2. On an express Warranty, and herein of the

Sale and Warranty of Horses....

II. Of the modern Action on the Case, grounded on frau-

dulent Misrepresentations by Persons not Parties

to the Contract

CHAP. XVI.

Detinue.

I. Of the Action of Detinue, and in what Cases it may

be maintained

II. Of the Pleadings and Evidence.

III. Of the Judgment

CHAP. XVII.

Distress.

Page

647

ib.

649

661

664

666

667

I. Of the Nature and Origin of a Distress

II. Of the Causes for which a Distress may be taken...

III. Of the Things which may, and the things which may

669

670

V. Of the Time at which a Distress may be taken...

VI. Of the Place where a Distress may be taken

VII. The Manner of disposing of Distresses, and herein of

IX. Of abusing the Distress, and of Irregularity in the

Proceedings by the Party distraining..

691

NAMES OF CASES.

(The Cases in Italics are cited from MS. Notes.)