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The Lord Mountjoy , seised of the manor of Canford in fee , did by deed endented
and inrolled bargain and sell the same to Browne in fee , in which indenture this
clause was contained . Provided always , and the said Browne did covenant ...
The Lord Mountjoy , seised of the manor of Canford in fee , did by deed endented
and inrolled bargain and sell the same to Browne in fee , in which indenture this
clause was contained . Provided always , and the said Browne did covenant ...
Page 13
The plaintiff ' s counsel lastly referred to the recent decision of the House of Lords
in Dyce v . Lady James Hay , 1 Macqueen , 305 , in which the Lord Chancellor
said that neither by the law of Scotland or of England can there be a prescriptive
...
The plaintiff ' s counsel lastly referred to the recent decision of the House of Lords
in Dyce v . Lady James Hay , 1 Macqueen , 305 , in which the Lord Chancellor
said that neither by the law of Scotland or of England can there be a prescriptive
...
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There are many rights well known in manors , and capable of being supported ,
which arise entirely out of , and are dependent upon , the peculiar relation
between the lord and the copyholder ; but the analogy cannot be borne out
between ...
There are many rights well known in manors , and capable of being supported ,
which arise entirely out of , and are dependent upon , the peculiar relation
between the lord and the copyholder ; but the analogy cannot be borne out
between ...
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They show that this is a profit à prendre , in which a man may have an inheritable
estate ; and my Lord Chief Justice pointed out in a very early stage of the
argument what was the real difficulty . This may go to a man ' s heirs ; but how
can it go ...
They show that this is a profit à prendre , in which a man may have an inheritable
estate ; and my Lord Chief Justice pointed out in a very early stage of the
argument what was the real difficulty . This may go to a man ' s heirs ; but how
can it go ...
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Upon this ruling a verdict was by arrangement entered for the defendant on the
first count , leave being reserved to the plaintiff to move to set it aside , if the court
should be of opinion that the above ruling of the Lord Chief Justice was ...
Upon this ruling a verdict was by arrangement entered for the defendant on the
first count , leave being reserved to the plaintiff to move to set it aside , if the court
should be of opinion that the above ruling of the Lord Chief Justice was ...
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