A Profitable book Treating of the Laws of England Principally As They Relate
A Profitable book Treating of the Laws of England Principally As They Relate
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Of the same land before the feast of Easter next ensuing, and the feoffee takes a wife, Sj-c. Not tendering any feoffment to J. S. Before the same feast, and I enter, fyc. And the feoffee dies, his wife shall not have dower against me ; because my entry d shall relate to the time of the feoffment, Sfc.
[Co. Litt. 313- But if lord and villain be, and the villain 31. A. ] takes a wife, and purchases land in fee, and pre- T. Lq Ed. 2. , . , i • 1 -n • Dower 171. Sently after the possession execute...d in the villain by force of the purchase the lord enters, and the villain dies, his wife shall have dower against the e lord ; because his title begins but by his entry, and the title of the wife to have dower was before that, Sfc.
314. But if lord and neif in gross be, and they intermarry, and the lord is seised of land in fee, and dies', now she shall not have dower against the heir of the lord, because she is his neif (c). F But if the lord had enfeoffed a stranger of the same land, she should have had dower against the feoffee, because she is not his neif: but otherwise is it if she had been a neif regardant to the land of which the feoffment was made, Sfc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the same land before the feast of Easter next ensuing, and the feoffee takes a wife, Sj-c. Not tendering any feoffment to J. S. Before the same feast, and I enter, fyc. And the feoffee dies, his wife shall not have dower against me ; because my entry d shall relate to the time of the feoffment, Sfc.
[Co. Litt. 313- But if lord and villain be, and the villain 31. A. ] takes a wife, and purchases land in fee, and pre- T. Lq Ed. 2. , . , i • 1 -n • Dower 171. Sently after the possession execute...d in the villain by force of the purchase the lord enters, and the villain dies, his wife shall have dower against the e lord ; because his title begins but by his entry, and the title of the wife to have dower was before that, Sfc.
314. But if lord and neif in gross be, and they intermarry, and the lord is seised of land in fee, and dies', now she shall not have dower against the heir of the lord, because she is his neif (c). F But if the lord had enfeoffed a stranger of the same land, she should have had dower against the feoffee, because she is not his neif: but otherwise is it if she had been a neif regardant to the land of which the feoffment was made, Sfc.
What to read after A Profitable book Treating of the Laws of England Principally As They Relate?
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