A History of English Law, Volumen 7Little, Brown, 1926 |
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action of ejectment action of trespass admitted adverse possession alienation applied assignment barred chattels cited Coke common law condition contingent remainders conveyance copyhold court of Chancery covenant created custom decision deed defendant detinue disseisee disseisor doctrine Dyer easements Eliza equity estate tail executory devise executory interests fact favour fee simple feoffees feoffment firstly freehold grant hath heirs held Ibid incorporeal things judges laid land law landlord and tenant lease legal estates lessee lessor Litt lord Lord Mansfield manor medieval modern law modern rule nature older rules operation owner parties period person plaintiff Plowden principle proprietary real actions Real Property reason remainderman rent reversion right of entry rule against perpetuities Salk secondly seen seised seisin settled settlement settlor seventeenth century sixteenth century surrender take effect tenements term tion trover trust validity vested void warranty writ
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