The Canon Law in Mediaeval England An Examination of William Lyndwoods Provin
The Canon Law in Mediaeval England An Examination of William Lyndwoods Provin
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" ^ Now how does Lynd- wood discuss this English rule, in regard to the matter of its validity ? He does not discuss it at all. He opens his gloss as follows : — " Legata. From this it is apparent that a beneficed clerk can dispose by will of the fruits of his church ; and this is true by custom even of fruits not yet gathered, as here, (in this constitution of Edmund Rich). Whence, a fortiori, the custom is valid that he may dispose by will of those gathered. It is otherwise, however, by the J...us Commune. But inasmuch as there is a custom practically general throughout England, that a beneficed clerk may dispose by will of the moveable goods acquired from the fruits of the church actually gathered, and sometimes though not ^ Lyndwood, p. 179. 7 98 MUS COMMUNE' AND ENGLISH CHURCH LAW gathered, as here, without any distinetion as to whether the beneficed clerk had himself administration or not : tliat question, as to whether a beneficed clerk may lawfully make a will concerning things acquired in regard of his Church, I pass over here as idle to discuss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ^ Now how does Lynd- wood discuss this English rule, in regard to the matter of its validity ? He does not discuss it at all. He opens his gloss as follows : — " Legata. From this it is apparent that a beneficed clerk can dispose by will of the fruits of his church ; and this is true by custom even of fruits not yet gathered, as here, (in this constitution of Edmund Rich). Whence, a fortiori, the custom is valid that he may dispose by will of those gathered. It is otherwise, however, by the J...us Commune. But inasmuch as there is a custom practically general throughout England, that a beneficed clerk may dispose by will of the moveable goods acquired from the fruits of the church actually gathered, and sometimes though not ^ Lyndwood, p. 179. 7 98 MUS COMMUNE' AND ENGLISH CHURCH LAW gathered, as here, without any distinetion as to whether the beneficed clerk had himself administration or not : tliat question, as to whether a beneficed clerk may lawfully make a will concerning things acquired in regard of his Church, I pass over here as idle to discuss.
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