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The Laws of England

RESPECTING

REAL PROPERTY.

By WILLIAM CRUISE, Esq.

BARRISTER AT LAW.

THE FOURTH EDITION,
REVISED AND CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED
BY HENRY HOPLEY WHITE, Esq.

LONDON:
SAUNDERS AND BENNING, LAW BOOKSELLERS,

(SUCCESSORS TO J. BUTTERWORTH AND SON,)

CHAP. II.

Of Presentation, Institution, and Induction.

1. Presentation

5. Institution

7. Induction

10. Of Lapse

Sect.

18. Who may present

22. Infants

25. Joint Tenants

27. Coparceners

32. Tenants in Common

33. Effect of a Partition

35. Mortgagors may nominate -

37. And Ţenants by Statute Merchant

38. And Bankrupts -

39. Who are disabled from presenting

45. Lunatics

46. Examination of the Clerk

52. Of Simony

55. Procuring a Presentation for Money

63. Sale of a Presentation during a Vacancy

69. Sale of the next Presentation good

72. Exception

74. Resignation

78. Bonds of Resignation

TITLE XXII.

TITHES.

1. Origin and Nature of

6. Different kinds -

10. How and when due

14. Predial Tithes

15. Corn and other Grain

18. Hay -

21. Underwood

31. Hemp, Flax, and Madder

32. Hops

33. Turnips

34. Garden Plants

36. Agistment Tithes

42. Mixed Tithes

45. Personal Tithes -

47. What things are not Titheable

52. To wbom Tithes are Payable -

53. Rectors or Parsons

54. Vicars -

59. Portionists

60. The King

61. Lords of Manors -

62. Lay Impropriators

67. What Estate they may have

70. Of Exemptions from Tithes

71. I. A Real Composition -

75. II. Prescription de modo decimandi

Sect.

77. III. Or de non decimando -

85. IV. Act of Parliament

86. Non-payment of Tithes cannot be pleaded against a

Lay Rector -

32. But Long Possession of a Portion of Tithes creates

a Title

TITLE XXIII.

COMMON.

1. Nature of

2. Common of Pasture

3. Appendant

10. Appurtenant -

15. Because of Vicinage

19. In Gross

21. Stinted Commons

24. Common of Estovers

31. Common of Turbary

35. Common of Piscary

36. Common annexed to Copyholds

41. A Right to Common cannot be devested

42. Common may be apportioned

47. Rights of the Lord

54. Rights of the Commoners

59. Approvement of Common

78. Inclosure of Commons

81. Extinguishment of Common

82. I. By Release

83. II. By Unity of Possession -

91. III. By Severance

92. IV. By Enfranchisement of Copyholds
95. Common may be Revived

TITLE XXIV.

WAYS.

1. Nature of

4. How claimed

14. How to be used

21. Cannot be devested

22. Who are bound to repair

23. How extinguished

25. How revived

VOL. III.