A General Abridgement of Law and Equity: Alphabetically Digested Under Proper Titles ; with Notes and References to the WholeG.G.J. and J. Robinson, 1794 - Law |
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Popular passages
Page 29 - a warrantie, is a covenant real annexed to lands or tenements, whereby a man and his heirs are bound to warrant the same...
Page 187 - if a fine be levied to a man and his heirs, to the use of him and his heirs, in this case he shall take by the common law, and not by way of use.
Page 540 - Originally, all wrecks were in the crown, and the king has a right to way over any man's ground for his wreck ; and the fame privilege goes to the grantee thereof.
Page 518 - Yorkshire, who, being an infant, and tenant in tail in possession, in a very bad state of health, and not likely to live to full age, cut down by his guardian a great quantity of timber just before his death, to a very great value ; the remainderman applied here for an injunction to restrain him, but could not prevail...
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Page 194 - Francis his eldeft fon for life; then to the heirs males of his body; and for default of fuch iflue, to...
Page 246 - ... further than the obligation of that duty reaches, but the allegiance of an alien is temporary, therefore so is his property, and since he is incapable of perpetualness of subjection, he cannot be protected in any estate that is of perpetual continuance ; and the inconvenience is the...
Page 298 - ... live, that this is not within the statute of usury : So if there had not been any condition : — but care is to be taken that there be no communication of borrowing of any money before (a).
Page 314 - Contract, the taking it is a Breach of the Statute, and the actual Receipt of the Money will (in a Court of Equity) make him liable to refund ; the Wrong being the same, whether the usurious Interest has been actually paid or not.
Page 257 - Irimself and his heirs, until he attempt to alien without the assent of B, and then to the use of B and his heirs, and a fine was levied to those uses: A paid the 500/.