1. Vol. I. pag. 289.
2. See Vol. 1. pag. 467.
3. F. N. B. 121.
4. Selden. Jan. Angl. l. 2. § 45.
5.Ecclesiae de feudo domini regis non possunt in perpetuum dari, absque assensu et consensione ipsius. [Advowsons, of which the king has the fee, cannot be given in perpetuity without his consent and approval.] c. 2. A. D. 1164.
6. See Vol. I. pag. 373.
7. A.D. 1217. cap. 43. edit. Oxon.
8.Non licet alicui de caetero dare terram suam alicui domui religiosae, ita quod illam resumat tenendam de eadem domo; nec liceat alicui domui religiosae terram alicujus sic accipere, quod tradat illam ei a quo ipsum recepit tenendam: si quis autem de caetero terram suam domui religiosae sic dederit, ut super hoc convincatur, donum suum penitus cassetur, ut terra illa domino suo illius feodi incurratur. [It is not lawful for any one to give his land to a religious house for the purpose of taking it again to hold of that house; neither is it lawful for any religious house thus to receive land in order to restore it to its original owner to hold of that house: but if any one shall have so given his land, and can be convicted of the fact, his gift shall be utterly void, and the land escheat to the lord of the fee.] Mag. Cart. 9 Hen. III. c. 36.
9. 2 Inst. 75.
10. capt. 33.
11. 2 Inst. 501.
12. cap. 3.
13. 2 Hawk. P. C. 391.
14. Stat. 1. W. & M. St. 2. c. 2.
15. Co. Litt. 99.
16. Stat. 2 & 3 Ann. c. 11.
17. 1 Rep. 24.
18. See pag. 249. 250.
19. Book I. ch. 10.
20. Co. Litt. 251.,
21. Litt. § 415.
22. See Book III.
23. Litt. § 595, 6, 7.
24. Co. Litt. 233.
25. Finch. 270, 271.
26. Co. Litt. 252.
27. Ibid. 253.
28. 2 Roll. Abr. 336. pl. 10.
29. Bracton. l. 4. tr. 2. c. 3.
30. See pag. 23.
31. Bro. Abr. tit. 2uar. Imped. 131. Cro. Ja c. 518.
32. Stat. 1 Geo. I. St. 2. c. 10.
33. stat. 17 Edw. II. c. 8. 2 Inst. 273.
34. 6 Rep. 62. Registr. 42.
35. 2 Inst. 361.
36. Gibf. Cod. 769.
37. 2 Inst. 273.
38. 2 Roll. Abr. 368.
39. Dr. & St. d. 2. c. 36. Cro. Car. 355.
40. 7 Rep. 28. Cro. Eliz. 44.
41. 4 Rep. 75. 2 Inst. 632.
42. Co. Litt. 344. 345.
43. 2 Roll. Abr. 369.
44. Co. Litt. 344.
45. 3 Inst. 156.
46. Moor. 564.
47. For other penalties inflicted by this statute, see Book IV.
48. Cro. Eliz. 788. Moor. 914.
49. Hob. 165.
50. Cro Eliz. 686. Moor. 916.
51. 3 Inst. 154. Cro. Jac. 385.
52. Noy 142.
53. Star. 534.
54. Cro. Car. 180.
55. Cro. Jac. 248. 274.
56. Cro. Car. 180. Star. 227.
57. 1 Vern. 411. 1 Equ. Cas. abr. 86, 87. Stra. 534.
58. See chap. 10. pag. 152.
59. Co. Litt. 53.
60. Hetl. 35.,
61. 4 Rep. 64.
62. Co. Litt. 53.
63. 4 Rep. 62.
64. Co. Litt. 53.
65. 2 Roll. Abr. 817.
66. Co.Litt. 41.
67. Hob. 296.
68. 1 Inst. 53.
69. 1 Lev. 309.
70. 5 Rep. 12.
71. Hob. 295.
72. Wright. 44.
73. It was however a doubt whether waste was punishable at the common law in tenant by the curtesy. Regist. 72. Bro. Abr. tit. waste. 88. 2 Inst. 301.
74. 2 Inst. 299.
75. 52 Hen. III. c. 24.
76. 6 Edw. I. c. 5.
77. 2 Inst. 146.
78. Ibid. 300.
79. 9 Hen. III. c. 4.
80. 2. Inst. 303.
81. Co. Litt. 51.
82. 2 Inst. 304.
83. 2 Ventr. 38. Cro. Eliz. 499.
84. Feud. l. 2. t. 26. in cale.
85. 3 Leon. 108. Dyer. 211.
86. Feud. l. 1. t. 21.
87. Co. Copyh.§ 57.
88. Feud. l. 2. t. 34. & t. 26. § 3.
89. Plowd. 372.
90. Feud. l. 2. t. 24.
91. 8 Rep. 99. Co. Copyh. § 57.
92. Feud. l. 2. t. 22.
93. Co. Copyh. § 57.
94. Feud. l. 2. t. 58.
95. Co. Copyh. § 58.
96. Feud. l. 1. t. 21.
97. Ibid. t. 22.
98.i.e. arbitranda, definienda [to be judged, to be declared]. Du Fresne. IV. 79.
99. 1 Jac. 1. c. 15.
