The Law of Copyholds: In Reference to the Enfranchisement and Commutation of Manorial Rights, and the Copyhold Acts; Also a Supplement Containing the Copyhold Act, 1858, and Other Acts, Notes of Recent Cases, and the Foms and Directions of the Copyhold CommissionersW. Maxwell, 1858 - 616 pages |
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... . IX . OF THE TENANTS ' RIGHT TO INSPECT COURT ROLLS 195 X. OF GUARDIANSHIP 197 XI . OF RIGHTS RESPECTING GAME .... 200 XII . OF OTHER RIGHTS IN RESPECT OF MANORS . 205 CHAPTER V. OF THE OFFICE , APPOINTMENT AND FEES OF vi Contents .
... . IX . OF THE TENANTS ' RIGHT TO INSPECT COURT ROLLS 195 X. OF GUARDIANSHIP 197 XI . OF RIGHTS RESPECTING GAME .... 200 XII . OF OTHER RIGHTS IN RESPECT OF MANORS . 205 CHAPTER V. OF THE OFFICE , APPOINTMENT AND FEES OF vi Contents .
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... COURT ROLLS OF MANOR , WHEN EVIDENCE III . COPIES OF COURT ROLLS , WHEN EVIDENCE IV . EVIDENCE OF REPUTATION , WHEN ADMISSIBLE . V. PROOF OF CUSTOMS . ...... 232 236 241 .... 244 247 VI . WHEN PURCHASERS AFFECTED WITH NOTICE OF CON ...
... COURT ROLLS OF MANOR , WHEN EVIDENCE III . COPIES OF COURT ROLLS , WHEN EVIDENCE IV . EVIDENCE OF REPUTATION , WHEN ADMISSIBLE . V. PROOF OF CUSTOMS . ...... 232 236 241 .... 244 247 VI . WHEN PURCHASERS AFFECTED WITH NOTICE OF CON ...
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... court roll is thus described by Littleton : Tenant by copy of court roll is , as if a man be seised of a manor ... rolls of the manor by the steward , who delivers to him a copy of such court roll , and hence such tenant is called ...
... court roll is thus described by Littleton : Tenant by copy of court roll is , as if a man be seised of a manor ... rolls of the manor by the steward , who delivers to him a copy of such court roll , and hence such tenant is called ...
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... court roll , it was observed by the judges that , although the premises had been newly granted by copy , yet since they were granted by virtue of an immemorial custom , they were to be considered as much copyhold tenements as if they ...
... court roll , it was observed by the judges that , although the premises had been newly granted by copy , yet since they were granted by virtue of an immemorial custom , they were to be considered as much copyhold tenements as if they ...
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... court proceedings at a court were headed as held at a baron of the manor . It appeared that this was the usual form of entry for courts at which both freehold and customary tenants attended , and that admittances to copyholds were ...
... court proceedings at a court were headed as held at a baron of the manor . It appeared that this was the usual form of entry for courts at which both freehold and customary tenants attended , and that admittances to copyholds were ...
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16 Vict admission admitted aforesaid agreement alienation ancient tenement appoint apportion assistant commissioner charge chisement commis common law commutation or enfranchisement consent consideration conveyance copy of court Copyhold Act copyhold commissioners copyhold estate copyhold lands copyhold or customary corporation court baron Court of Chancery court rolls coverture curtesy custom customary freehold death deed demesnes demise descent devise ecclesiastical effect Eliz enfran entry escheat evidence execution expenses fee simple feme covert fines forfeiture freebench freehold gavelkind Gilb heir heriots hold holden husband Ibid inclosure act interest lease lessee licence Litt lord and tenant lord or tenant lord's rights mandamus manor manorial rights ment mortgage notice paid parcel parties payable payment possession purchase Quia emptores rent rent-charge respect Scriv sect seised sioners statute steward surrender tenure therein thereof thereto timber tion tithe trustees valuation valuers waste Watk
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