Modern Land Law
Modern Land Law
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Titlies. (v) Tithe-'), likewise of an ecclesiastical character, are claimable by the rector (who may be a layman) or vicar of a parish in right of his church, from the annual produce of the lands in the parish (' predial tithes '), of the stock thereupon (' mixed tithes '), and of the labour of the parishioners (' personal tithes ') ^. The latter have long ceased to be paid in England, except in respect of the profits of mills'*. Tithes, whatever be their legal origin, have long been payable by... virtue of common law ; and therefore, any one who seeks to set up an exemption in respect of them, must prove the exemption by some regular title, e. G. A modus or composition, redemption under the provisions of the Tithe Redemption Acts, or pre- scription de non decinuatdo, by reason that the lands were formerly abbey-lands discharged of tithe, or the like ^. Tithes have now, by virtue of varioiis statutes '', been com- muted into a rent-charge varying with the price of corn ; but tithe-owners long retained, by virtue of statute '', that summary power of distress and seizure which was the fruitfxil source of so much bad feeling when tithes were paid in Tithe Act, kind.
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Titlies. (v) Tithe-'), likewise of an ecclesiastical character, are claimable by the rector (who may be a layman) or vicar of a parish in right of his church, from the annual produce of the lands in the parish (' predial tithes '), of the stock thereupon (' mixed tithes '), and of the labour of the parishioners (' personal tithes ') ^. The latter have long ceased to be paid in England, except in respect of the profits of mills'*. Tithes, whatever be their legal origin, have long been payable by... virtue of common law ; and therefore, any one who seeks to set up an exemption in respect of them, must prove the exemption by some regular title, e. G. A modus or composition, redemption under the provisions of the Tithe Redemption Acts, or pre- scription de non decinuatdo, by reason that the lands were formerly abbey-lands discharged of tithe, or the like ^. Tithes have now, by virtue of varioiis statutes '', been com- muted into a rent-charge varying with the price of corn ; but tithe-owners long retained, by virtue of statute '', that summary power of distress and seizure which was the fruitfxil source of so much bad feeling when tithes were paid in Tithe Act, kind.
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