with Notes of Reference (1803)St. George Tucker Of Alienation by Deed
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1. Co. Litt. 171.
2. Ploed. 434.
3. Lyndew. L. 1. t. 10. c. 1.
4. Mirror. C. 2. § 27.
5. Ibid. Litt. § 371, 372.
6. Co. Litt. 35.
7. Stat. 13 Eliz. c. 8.
8. Stat. 27. Eliz. c. 4.
9. Stat. 13 Eliz. c. 5.
10. Perk. § 533.
11. 3 Rep. 83.
12. Co. Litt. 229. F. N. B. 122.
13. Co. Litt. 225.
14. Ibid. 6.
15. See appendix, No. 2. § 2. pag. V.
16. Ibid.
17. Co. Litt. 21.
18. S Kep. 154.
19. Append. No. I Madox. Formul. passim.
20. Append. No. II. § 1. pag. Iii.
21. See pag. 41.
22. Plowd. 13. 8. Rep. 71.
23. Append. No. I. pag. I.
24. Append. No. II. § 2. pag. Viii.
25. Ibid. No. I. pag. I.
26. Feud. l 2. t. 8, &25;.
27. Co. Litt. 384.
28. Litt. § 143.
29. Co. Litt. 174.
30. Ibid. 384.
31. Ibid.
32. Co. Litt. 102.
33. Litt. § 733.
34. Co. Litt. 373.
35. Litt. § 703. 706. 707.
36. Litt. § 705. 707.
37. Ibid. § 698. 702.
38. Co. Litt. 102.
39. Litt. § 711. 712.
40. Co Litt. 373.
41. Litt. § 712. 2 Inst. 293.
42. pag. 116.
43. Co. Litt. 374. 2 Inst. 335.
44. Append. No. II. § 2. pag. Viii.
45. Ibid. pag xiii.
46. Co. Litt. 46. Dyer. 28.
47. 2 Rep. 3. 9. II Rep. 27.
48. 1 Kings. C. 21. Daniel. C. 6. Esther. c. 8.
49. "And I bought the field of Hanameel, and weighed him the money, even seventeen shekels of silver. And I subscribed the evidence, and sealed it, and took witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances. And I took the evidence of the purchase, both that which was sealed according to the law and custom, and also that which was open." c. 32.
50. Inst. 2. 10. 2 &3;.
51. I Inst. 7.
52. "Propria manu pro ignorantia literarum signum sanctae crucis expressi et subscripsi." Seld. Tan Angl. l. I. § 42. And this (according to Procopius) the emperor Justin in the east, and Theodoric king of the Goths in Italy, had before authorized by their example, on account of their inability to write.
53. Lamb. Arcbeiou. 51.
54. "Normanni chirographorum confectionem, cum crutibus aureis, aliisque signaculis sacris, in Anglia firmari solitam, in caeram impressam mutant, modumque scribendi Anglicum rejiciunt." Ingulph.
55. 3 Lev. I. Stra. 764.
56. Perk. § 130.
57. Co. Litt. 36.
58. Feud. l. I. t. 4.
59. Co. Litt. 7.
60. Feud. l. 2. t. 32.
61. Spelm. Gloss. 228. Madox. Formul. No. 221. 322. 660.
62. Co. Litt. 6.
63. 2 Inst. 77.
64. Madox, formul. No. 515.
65. Ibid. Dissert. fol. 32.
66. 2 Inst. 78.
67. II Rep. 27.
68. 5 Rep. 23.
69. Toth. No. 24. 1 Vern. 348.
70. Co. Litt. 9.
71. Ibid.
72. Wright. 21.
73. pag. 108.
74. Co. Litt. 42.
75. See Appendix. No. I.
76. Co. Litt. 9.
77. Litt. § 66.
78. Wright. 37.
79. l. 3. c. 15.§ 5.
80. Nam apiscimur possessionem corpore et animo; neque per se corpore, neque per se animo. Non autem ita accipiendum est, ut qui fundum possidere velit, omnes glebas circumambulet; sed sufficit quamlibet partem ejus fundi introire. (Cod. 2. 3. 20.)
81. Decretal. I. 3. t. 4. c. 40.
82. See pag. 209. 227, 228.
83. Flet. I. 6. c. 2. § 2.
84. ch. 4. v. 7.
85. Stiernhook. de jure Suton. I. 2. c. 4.
86. Hickes. Dissert. epistolar. 8.
87. Co. Litt. 46.
88. See pag. 165.
89. pag. 167.
90. Co. Litt. 49.
91. Co. Litt. 48.
92. pag. 288.
93. Co. Litt. 48. West. Symb. 251.
94. Litt. § 414.
95. Feud. l. 2. t. 58.
96. See pag. 307.
97. Gilb. Ten. 35.
98. Dyer. 18.
99. See appendix. No. I.
100. Litt. § 421, etc.
101. Co. Litt. 48.
102. Ibid. 52.
103. West's symbol. 206.
104. Litt. § 59.
105. § 57.
106. Co. Litt. 9.
107. Ibid. 172.
108. l. 2. c. 18.
109. Spelm. Gl. 229.
110. Co. Litt. 44.
111. Co. Litt. 44.
112. But now by the statute 5 Geo. III. c. 17. a lease of tithes or other incorporeal hereditaments, alone, may be granted by any bishop or ecclesiastical or eleemosynary corporation, and the successor shall be entitled to recover the rent by an action of debt, which (in case of a freehold lease) he could not have brought at the common law.
113. Co. Litt. 45.
114. II Rep. 71.
115. Co. Litt. 45.
116. Ibid. 44.
117. Ibid. 45.
118. Strype's annals of Eliz.
119. For the other learning relating to leases, which is very curious and diffusive, I must refer the student to 3 Bac. Abridge. 295. (title, leases) leases and terms for years) where the subject is treated in a perspicuous and masterly manner; being supposed to be extracted from a manuscript of Sir Geoffrey Gilbert.
120. Co. Litt. 50, 51.
121. Litt. § 64, 65.
122. Co. Litt. 51.
123. Litt. § 62.
124. Co. Litt. 50.
125. Perk. § 288.
126. Pag. 301.
127. Litt. § 250.
128. Co. litt. 169.
129. Litt. § 445.
130. Ibid. § 459.
131. Co. Litt. 273.
132. Ibid. 272, 273.
133. Litt. § 466.
134. Ibid. § 470.
135. Co. Litt. 278.
136. I Inst. 295.
137. Litt. § 515. 531.
138. Ibid. § 516
139. Co. Litt. 337.
140. Ibid. 338.
141. Perk. § 589.
142. Co. Litt. 50.
143. Litt. § 460.
144. From the French verb defaire, infectum reddere.
145. Co. litt. 236.
146. Ibid. 237.
147. Ff. 7. 1. 1.
148. Inst. 2. tit. 23.
149. Ff. 43. 26. 1. Bacon on uses. 8 o. 306.
150. Plowd. 352.
151. Stat. 50 Edw. III. c. 6. I Ric. II. c. 9.
152. See pag. 271.
153. pag. 272.
154. on uses. 313.
155. Keilw. 42. Yearbook 22 Edw. IV. 6.
156. Keilw. 46. Bacon of uses. 312.
157. Bro. Abr. tit. Feoffm. al uses. 31. Bacon of uses. 346, 347.
158. Bro. Abr. tit. Feoffm. al uses. 40. Bacon. 347.
159. 1 Rep. 122.
160. 1 Jon. 127.
161. Cro. Eliz. 401.
162. See pag 296.
163. 1 And. 37.
164. Moor. 684.
165. 2 Roll. Abr. 780.
166. Bacon of uses. 312.
167. Ibid. 308.
168. Stat. 1 Ric. III. c. 1.
169. Bro. Abr. ibid. 23.
170. Jenk. 190.
171. 4 Rep. 1. 2 And. 75.
172. See pag. 137.
173. Bro. Abr. tit. executions. 90.
174. Use of the law. 153
175. Stat. 50 Edw III. c. 6. 2 Ric. II. Sess. 2. c. 3. 19 Hen V I c. 15.
176. Stat 1 Ric. II. c. 9. 4 Hen. IV. C. 7. II. Hen VI. C. 3. 1 Hen. VII. C. 1.
177. Stat. II Hen. VI. C. 5.
178. Stat. I Ric. III. c. 1.
179. Stat. 4 Hen. VII. C. 17. 19 Hen. VII. C. 15.
180. 1 Ric. III. c. 5.
181. 2 Roll. Abr. 791. Cro. Eliz. 439.
182. Bro. Abr. tit. Feoffm. al uses. 30.
183. See pag. 173.
184. 1 Rep. 134. 138. Cro. Eliz. 439.
185. Pollex f. 78. 10 Mod. 423.
186. Bro. Abr. tit. Feoffm. al uses. 30.
187. Bacon of uses. 351.
188. Ibid. 350. 1 Rep. 120.
189. See pag. 327.
190. Co. Litt. 237.
191. on uses. 316.
192. Dyer. 155.
193. 1 And. 37. 136.
194. Bacon law of uses. 335. Jenk. 244.
195. Poph 76. Dyer. 369.
196. 1 Equ. Caf. abr. 383, 384.
197. Vaugh. 50. Atk. 591.
198. 2 Freem. 43.
199. 1 Chanc. Rep. 254. 2 P. Wms. 640.
200. Hardr. 494. Burgess & Wheate. Hil. 32 Geo. II. in Cano.
201. Bacon. Use the law. 151.
202. Ibid. 150.
203. Cro. Jac. 696.
204. See pag. 142.
205. 2 Mod. 25.
206. pag. 324.
207. Co. Litt. 270.
208. Cro. Jac. 604.
209. pag. 335.
210. See Appendix. No. II. pag. xi.
211. Co. Litt. 237.
212. See Appendix. No. III. pag. xiii.
213. Co. Litt. 206.
214. Bro. Abr. tit. recognizance 24.
215. Stat. 29 Car. II. c. 3. § 18.
216. See pag. 160.
217. Co. Litt. 237. 2 Saund. 47.
218. Hickes Dissertat. epistolar. 9.
219. Dalrymple on feudal property. 262, etc.
220. Stat. 2 & 3 Ann. c. 4. 6 Ann. c. 35. 7 Ann. c. 20. 8 Geo. II. c. 6.