MARRIED WOMAN-continued. release of free bench by, 53, 54, 93. devise by, 86. conveyance of equitable estate of, 93, 94. entitled to act in enfranchisements as a feme sole, 377, 382. acceptance of custody of the court rolls by, 316, 418. rules by, for inspection, &c., of court rolls in his custody, 316. provisions of, as to approvement, 276-279. refers to common of pasture only, 277. approvement under, differs from customary inclosure, 280. management of commons in metropolitan police district, 290. effect of wrongful taking by copyholder, 227, 233. lord's remedy against stranger or tenant taking, 233. what included in term, 234. measure of damages for wrongful taking of, 235. special customs as to, 236. when copyholder for lives may have right to, 236. effect of Prescription Act, 1832, on customary claims to, 236. under freehold lands may be parcel of the demesnes, 328. lord's right to, on compulsory enfranchisement, 375, 416. MINUTE BOOKS, steward should keep, 313. inspection of, 315. MORTGAGE, of copyholds, how usually effected, 67, 79. when admittance usually taken on, 79, 80. transfer of, how effected, 80, 81. equitable, how made, 82. belonging to building, &c. society, 103. of manor, how voluntary grants affected by, 47, 49. MORTGAGEE, may be transferred on enfranchisement, 408. admittance of, when usually taken, 79. effect of, 80. MORTGAGEE-continued. remedies of, 80, 81. estate of, vesting order as to, 96, 97, 102. under Vendor and Purchaser Act, 1874...101. Building, &c. Society Acts, 103. escheat of, 221, 222. when entitled to claim by escheat, 222. conviction or attainder of, 224. when entitled to enfranchise, 367, 380. of right of common, 270, 343, 344. of court-baron, 300, 336. of court-leet, 336. of free-warren, 336. when evidence against existence of custom, 218, 341. NOTICE, of holding of customary court, 305. of enfranchisement proceedings, 365, 433, 492. of desire for enfranchisement, 383, 384, 477. of acceptance of scale of compensation fixed by Board of of appointment of valuer, 388, 482. OCCUPIERS, cannot claim rights of common, 260. cannot share in compensation for compulsory taking of com- monable lands, 293. protection to, on enfranchisement, 415. E. TT OPEN FIELDS, shares in, may be copyhold, 15. ascertainment of boundaries in, 120. rights of common in, 249, 291. OPEN REVERSION, what it is, 39. OPTION, of renewing copyholds for lives, 44. of payment of rent in money or in kind, 211. ORDER, vesting, under Trustee Acts, 96-101. under Lunacy Act, 1890...102. as to the application of enfranchisement consideration paid into by Board of Agriculture- for exchange, 113. for partition, 119. for regulation, &c. of common, 289. for enfranchisement throughout manor, 422. for enfranchisement of university and college estates, 435, 436. extending time for appointment of valuers, 389, 483. declaring amount of enfranchisement compensation, 488. OUTLAWRY, forfeiture for, 225. OWNER, definition of, in Copyhold Act, 1887...374, 570. compulsory extinguishment of manorial rights by, 374, 379. OXFORD, UNIVERSITY OF, enfranchisements by, 434, 435. See also University Estates. OXGANG, nature of, 16, n. PARLIAMENTARY SURVEY, when copy of, is evidence, 334. PARTITION, of manor, how made, 10. effect of, 10, 11. of copyholds, how made, 117, 118. under Copyhold Acts, 118. agreement for, how formerly enforced, 118. instructions of Board of Agriculture for, 445. application to Board of Agriculture for, 455. PASTURE, when share of, may be copyhold, 15, 16. common of, when appurtenant, 249, 254, 258. inclosures against common of, 276-287. inclosure of stinted or gated, 288. regulation of common of, under Inclosure Acts, 289, 290. PASTURE-GATE, nature of, 16, n. may be copyhold, 16, n. PENAL STATUTES, when applying to copyholds, 124. PERPETUITIES, rule against, 27. PERSONAL ESTATE, when copyholds may pass as, 38, 39, 42. definition of, 138, 245. customary descent of, 138. PISCARY, common of, nature of, 250, 277. not affected by statutes as to approvement, 277. PLOUGH-BOTE, what it is, 232. POOR LAW ACTS, enfranchisement of land under, 438, 439. POSSESSION, LIFE, if more than one, who admitted, 38. power of, to prevent creation of fresh estates in remainder, 40. POSSIBILITY OF ESTATE, after fee conditional, 26. after issue extinct, 26. cannot be surrendered, 53, 54. devise of, 85. conveyance of, 94. POWER, of appointment in copyhold conveyances, 24. refusal of surrender containing, 51, 81. to purchaser to save fine, 89. of attorney. See Attorney. of nominating successor. See Nomination. PRECEPT to seize quousque, forms of, 505, 506. PREFERENCE in renewals of copyholds for lives, claim for, 43. PRESCRIPTION-continued. claim to take waif by, 241. hold fairs and markets by, 244. when copyholders can claim by, 249. common appendant should not be claimed by, 251, 258. freehold tenants may claim rights of common by, 257, 258. PRESCRIPTION ACT, 1832, customary claim under, 19, 343. provisions of, as to claims, 236. does not apply to claim by copyholder, when, 236. what is an interruption within meaning of, 344. of surrender, &c., unnecessary, 65. of lord's right to escheat, 220. by homage, when admissible as evidence, 332, 333. form of, of neglect of service by tenants, 497. of will under which admittance claimed, 497. PRIVATE ACT OF PARLIAMENT, effect of, as a conveyance, 96, 110. PRIVILEGED VILLEINAGE, nature of, 4. for heir to take admittance, how made, 153. must be made before seizure quousque, 154. PROPRIETOR in Copyholds for Lives, 42. PROTECTOR OF SETTLEMENT, consent of, how given, 28, 29. enrolment of, 28. effect of, 31. who generally is, 31. agreement by, to withhold consent void, 31, 32. PROVISIONAL ADMITTANCE, object and effect of, 90, 183. fine payable on vacation of, 183. PUBLIC PURPOSES, conveyance by infant for, 55. acquisition of copyholds for, 105, 106, 107, 438, 439. PURCHASER, right of, before admittance, 63, 64, 74. for value, how protected, 67, 73, 74, 78. |