The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... give a power of distress to I. S. the grantee , and his bailiffs . But if I give land in tail tenendo de capitalibus dominis 2 Ed . 4. 5 . per redditum viginti solidorum per fidelitatem : this limita- tion of tenure to the lord is void ...
... give a power of distress to I. S. the grantee , and his bailiffs . But if I give land in tail tenendo de capitalibus dominis 2 Ed . 4. 5 . per redditum viginti solidorum per fidelitatem : this limita- tion of tenure to the lord is void ...
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... give land by will , except it were in a borough town , where there was an especial custom that men might give their lands by will ; as in London , and many other places . will was The not giving of land by will was thought to be a ...
... give land by will , except it were in a borough town , where there was an especial custom that men might give their lands by will ; as in London , and many other places . will was The not giving of land by will was thought to be a ...
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... give pose of lands men power to give lands by will in this sort . First , it by will . must be by will in writing . Secondly , he must be seised of an estate in fee - simple ; for tenant for another man's life , or term in tail , cannot ...
... give pose of lands men power to give lands by will in this sort . First , it by will . must be by will in writing . Secondly , he must be seised of an estate in fee - simple ; for tenant for another man's life , or term in tail , cannot ...
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