The First Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England, Or, a Commentary Upon Littleton : Not the Name of the Author Only, But of the Law Itself : Hæc Ego Grandævus Posui Tibi, Candide Lector
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C62, and 1 Ro. Abr. 499, pi. 1. See further as to the subject of the cases in this annotation. Com. Dig. Copyhold, F. 11, and Vin Abr. Copyhold, U. W. Y and Q. b.— [Note 405.] L. 1. G. 9. Sect. 76. Of Tenant by Copie. [60. a. 60. b.
" StUGH tenants shall neither implead, nor he impleaded, &c." u H. 4. 34.
This is evident, and needs no explanation. adjudged in parliament.
"But if they will impleade others, they shall have, &c." Put the case that the demandant in a pleint in nature of a reall act...ion recovereth the land erroneously, what remedy for the party grieved ? For he cannot have the king's writ of false 14 H. 4. 34.
judgement (a) in respect of the baseness of the estate and tenure, l H- 5. 11.
being in the eye of the law but a tenant at will. And the free- jg*^ £ at hold being in another, he shall have a petition to the lord in paux judgment, the nature of a writ of false judgement, and therein assigne V B. 4. 19.
errors, and have remedy according to law. ?| ^^ 21 b ) " Formfdon in the dlscender at the comrnon law." By the ©pi- 3 Co.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C62, and 1 Ro. Abr. 499, pi. 1. See further as to the subject of the cases in this annotation. Com. Dig. Copyhold, F. 11, and Vin Abr. Copyhold, U. W. Y and Q. b.— [Note 405.] L. 1. G. 9. Sect. 76. Of Tenant by Copie. [60. a. 60. b.
" StUGH tenants shall neither implead, nor he impleaded, &c." u H. 4. 34.
This is evident, and needs no explanation. adjudged in parliament.
"But if they will impleade others, they shall have, &c." Put the case that the demandant in a pleint in nature of a reall act...ion recovereth the land erroneously, what remedy for the party grieved ? For he cannot have the king's writ of false 14 H. 4. 34.
judgement (a) in respect of the baseness of the estate and tenure, l H- 5. 11.
being in the eye of the law but a tenant at will. And the free- jg*^ £ at hold being in another, he shall have a petition to the lord in paux judgment, the nature of a writ of false judgement, and therein assigne V B. 4. 19.
errors, and have remedy according to law. ?| ^^ 21 b ) " Formfdon in the dlscender at the comrnon law." By the ©pi- 3 Co.
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