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1. F.N.B.178.
2. Stat. Westm.2. 13.Edw. I.c.18. Stat. de mercatoribus [of merchants], 27 Edw. III. c.9.
3. 1 Inst.43.
4. See book II. ch.10.
5. F.N.B.220.
6. See appendix, No.II. § 1.
7. See pag.150.
8. F.N.B. 145.
9. See book II. ch.9.
10. p.6. Ric.II. Ejectione firmae n'est que un action de trespass en son nature, et le plaintiff ne recovera son terme que est a venir, nient plus que en trespass home recovera damages pur trespass nient fait, mes a feser; mes il convient a suer par action de covenant al comen law a recoverer son terme: quod tota curia concessit. Et per Belknap, la comen ley est, lou home est ouste de son terme par estranger, il avera ejectione firmae versus cestuy que luy ouste; et fil soit ouste par son lessor, briefe de covenant; et si par lessee ou grantee de reversion, briefe de covenant versus son lessor, et countera especial count, etc. [A writ of ejectione firmae is in its nature merely an action of trespass, and the plaintiff shall only recover that part of the term which is unexpired, the same as in trespass, a man shall recover no damages for a trespass not committed but to be committed. But to recover his term he must sue by an action of covenant at common law; to which the whole court assented. And per Belknap, where a man is ousted from his term by a stranger, the common law is, that he shall have a writ of ejectione f irmae against him who ousted him; and if he be ousted by his lessor, a writ of covenant; and if by the lessee, or grantee of the reversion, a writ of covenant against his lessor, and he shall count a special count, etc.] (Fitz. abr. t. eject. firm.2.)
11. See append. No.II. § 4. prope fin.
12. 7 Edw. IV.6. Per Fairfax; si home port ejectione firmae, le plaintiff recovera son terme qui est arere, sibien come in quare ejecit infra terminum; et, si nul soit arere, donques tout in damages. [If a plaintiff bring a writ of ejectione firmae he shall recover the remainder of his term as well as in a quare ejecit infra terminum, and, if it be all run out, he shall recover the whole in damages.] (Bro Abr. t. quare ejecit infra termnum. 6.).
13. F.N.B.220.
14. 1 Ch. Rep. append.39.
15. See appendix, No.II. § 1,2.
16. 6 Mod.309.
17. Append. No.II. § 2.
18. Ibid.
19. Ibid. § 3.
20. 7 Mod.70. Salk.257.
21. Bracton l.5.c.10. § 14.
22. Stat. 11.Geo.II.c.19.
23. 4 Burr.668.
24. Mich.32 Geo.II. 4 Burr.668.
25. Brownl.129. Cro. Car.492. Stra.54.
26. Cro. Car.301. 2 Lord Raym.789.
27. F.N.B. 198.