H. 50 E. 3, fo. 1. b., pl. 3
P. 44 E. 3, fo. 8. a., pl. 7
M. 47 E. 3, fo. 18, pl. 36
P. 8 E. 3, fo. 19. a. b., pl. 3
M. 38 E. 3, fo. 26. a. b.
P. 12 H. 4, fo. 20. b., pl. 7
M. 11 H. 4, fo. 39. a., pl. 68
36 H. 6, Barre, 68

M. 7 H. 6, fo. 1, pl. 2

142

142

146

144

171

150

144, 148, 150

278

278

27

656, 657, 658

e. ccciii. (Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway act.)

699

756

c. cccxcvi. (East and West India Docks and Birmingham Junction Rail / way act.)..

c. cciii. (Manchester Corporation Waterworks act, 1847,)

11 & 12, c. 90. (Assessed Taxes.)

c. ci. (Manchester Waterworks amendment act, 1848.) 12 & 13, c. 101, s. 12. (County-Court: warrant of commitment.) (County-Court: particulars of claim.)

c. 106, s. 67. (Bankrupt : fraudulent assignment.)
s. 224, &c. (Bankrupt.)

13 & 14, e. 61, s. 14. (County-Court: appeal.)
14 & 15, c. 99. (Evidence: parties to the suit.)
15 & 16, c. 23. (Officers' fees.)

..

160

474

474

622

475

191, 233

747 85, 91, 363,795

291, 510 463, 785 615

302 (a)

..506, 828

720

H. 50 E. 3, fo. 1. b., pl. 3

P. 44 E. 3, fo. 8. a., pl. 7

M. 47 E. 3, fo. 18, pl. 36

P. 8 E. 3, fo. 19. a. b., pl. 3
M. 38 E. 3, fo. 26. a. b.
P. 12 H. 4, fo. 20. b., pl. 7
M. 11 H. 4, fo. 39. a., pl. 68
36 H. 6, Barre, 68
M. 7 H. 6, fo. 1, pl. 2

ARGUED AND DETERMINED

IN THE

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

AND IN THE

Exchequer Chamber,

IN

HILARY VACATION,

IN THE

FIFTEENTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA.

1852.

STEPHEN CANNON, Demandant; WILLIAM BALLANTINE

THIS

RIMINGTON, Tenant.

Feb. 9.

was a writ of formedon in the descender. The An estate-tail count was as follows:

having been discontinued by a feoffment

tail more than

twenty years death,-Held, that the issue

before his

in tail might

bring his writ

Cumberland, to wit: Stephen Cannon, the demandant by a in this suit, by W. S., his attorney, demands against tenant-inWilliam Ballantine Rimington ten messuages and five acres of land, with the appurtenances, in the parish of Penrith, in the county of Cumberland, which Stephen Cannon, the grandfather of the demandant, gave to Stephen Cannon, the father of the demandant, and the heirs of the body of the said Stephen Cannon, the father of the demandant; and which, after the death of Stephen Cannon, the father of the demandant, ought to descend to the demandant, the son and heir of the said Stephen Cannon, the father, according to the form of

of formedon at

any time within twenty years death,-the

next after such

period of limi

tation prescribed by the W. 4, c. 27,

statute 3 & 4

not running

against him during the life of the tenant-in-tail.