...stem con28 H. 6. tinues. And therefore it is notably ruled in 22 H. VI. f. 13. that if the terminor do first cut down the tree, and then destroy the stem,...writ, for he can recover the place wasted but once. Muiiin'i And farther proof may be fitly alledged out of Mullin's case in the commentaries, where it...

...continues. And therefore it is notably ruled in 22 H. VI. 22 H. 6. (. 13. f. 13, that if the terminor do first cut down the tree, and then destroy the stem,...writ, for he can recover the place wasted but once. And farther proof may be fitly alleged out of Mullin's Mullin's case, case in the commentaries, where...

...is notably ruled in 22 H.VI. 22 H. e. f. 13, that if the terminer do first cut down the tree, f-13< and then destroy the stem, the lessor shall declare...writ, for he can recover the place wasted but once. And farther proof may be fitly alledged out of Mul- Muiim 1 » lin's case in the commentaries, where...

...whereunto the stem continues. And therefore it is notably ruled in 2-2 H. VI. f. 13, that if the terminor do first cut down the tree, and then destroy the stem,...writ, for he can recover the place wasted but once. , E II. 6. f. 13. And farther proof may be fitly alleged out of Mullin's case in the commentaries,...

...whereunto the stem continues. And therefore it is notably ruled in 22 H. VI. f. 13, that if the terminor do first cut down the tree, and then destroy the stem,...two several wastes, and recover treble damages for then» severally. But, says the book, ho must bring but one writ, for he can recover the place wasted...

...stem continues. And therefore it is notably ruled in 22 II. VI. f. 13, that if the ter- Bll(LMl minor do first cut down the tree, and then destroy the stem,...severally. But, says the book, he must bring but one writ, fur he can recover the place wasted but once. And farther proof may be fitly alleged out of Mullin's...

...wherennto the stem continues. And therefore it is notably ruled in 22 H. VI. f. 13, that if the terminor do first cut down the tree, and then destroy the stem,...writ, for he can recover the place wasted but once. And farther proof may be fitly alleged out of Mullin's case in the commentaries, where it is said,...

...whereunto the stem continues. And therefore it is notably ruled in 22 H. VI. f. 13, that if the torminor do first cut down the tree, and then destroy the stem,...writ, for he can recover the place wasted but once. And farther proof may be fitly alleged out of Mullin's case in the commentaries, where it is said,...

...continues. And therefore it is notably ruled in 22 H. VI. f. 13, that if the ter. a H. s. (. li. minor do first cut down the tree, and then destroy the stem,...writ, for he can recover the place wasted but once. And farther proof may be fitly alleged out of Mullin's case in the commentaries, where it is said,...

...recover the very 8oil wherewith the stem continues. And therefore it is notably * H.«.f.i3. ruled in 22 H. VI. f. 13., that if the termor do first cut down WQBtn suppnl- ' > 9 the tree, and then destroy the stem, the lessor shall declare upon two several...