Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1

Sir William Blackstone

Callaghan, 1884

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OF CORPORATIONS continued	l

OF THE ANCIENT ENGLISH TENURES continued	l

21	l

INTRODUCTION	l

84	17

THE NATURE OF LAWS IN GENERAL	19

54	29

110	33

were voluntary associations under civil law	309

482n	318

OF THE RIGHTS OF THINGS	321

house and window duties	324

Of Real Property and first of Corporeal Hereditaments	328

the surpluses after paying interest constitute a sinking fund	330

CHAPTER III	331

may also be naturalized	342

III	35

common of turbary or a liberty of digging turf upon anothers	43

111	45

particular customs are those in use in particular districts	46

CHAPTER	52

OF THE LAWS OF ENGLAND continued PAGE	54

Of the countries subject to the laws of England	57

112	62

dignities are nearly related to offices and have been already treated of	72

CHAPTER	75

OF TILE COUNTRIES SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF ENGLAND 93113	93

ment	99

Isle of Man is distinct from England and governed by its own laws	105

divisions of England are ecclesiastical and civil	111

OF THE PARLIAMENT continued PAGB	116

OF THE ABSOLUTE RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS 121145	121

absolute rights of Englishmen frequently declared by statutes	127

all tenements real or savoring of the realty may be entailed	128

OF THE ABSOLUTE RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS continued PAGE	135

CHAPTER IV	137

OF THE PARLIAMENT 146189	146

CHAPTER VI	147

Of the Kings Prerogative	149

modes of dissolution	158

OF ESTATES IN POSSESSION REMAINDER AND REVERSION continued PAGE	172

OF THE KINGS PREROGATIVE continued PAGE	173

mode of conducting elections 177180	177

Or ESTATES IN SEVERALTY JOINT TENANCY COPARCENARY AND COMMON 179194	179

if passed are sent to the other house where the same proceedings	183

OF THE KING AND HIS TITLE 190215	190

the malt tax 314	195

81	203

Of Subordinate Magistrates	211

OF THE KINGS ROYAL FAMILY 219232	219

overseers of the poor	223

other members of the royal family	225

Of the People whether Aliens Denizens or Natives	227

OF THE KINGS DUTIES 233235	233

Of the Clergy	235

and to fealty	240

OF TITLE BY PURCHASE AND I BY ESCHEAT 241258	241

Of the Civil State	247

in the exertion of lawful prerogative the king is absolute	250

OF THE FEUDAL SYSTEM	256

OF TITLE BY OCCUPANCY 258988	258

OF TITLE BY PRESCRIPTION continued PAGE	265

conquerors of Europe	267

if the course of a river be suddenly changed the proprietor on either	268

both are subject to a return or service	271

53	273

OF TITLE BY ALIENATION 287294	287

875	290

improper feuds were derived from the others but differed in original services	291

OF TITLE BY ALIENATION continued PAGE	293

villeinage tenure was either pure or privileged	301

aliens are those born out of	302

an infant sues by next friend and defends by guardian	303

for the truth of certain facts or bind himself to some act	304

Of Corporations	306

376	308

CHAPTER V	357

pure villeinage was a precarious and slavish tenure at will upon uncertain	358

former disabilities of the Jews now removed	371

OF ESTATES LESS THAN FREEHOLD continued PAGE	376

VI	377

OF THE CLERGY continued PAGE	380

to these holy orders presentation institution and induction necessary	388

120	392

church wardens the guardians of the church and representatives of	394

to sue and be sued grant and receive c by the corporate name	397

are created by writ or patent	400

dower is either by the common law by special custom ad ostium ecclesia	401

Of Estates less than Freehold	405

OF THE MILITARY AND MARITIME STATES 408421	408

estate at sufferance is where one lawfully comes into possession of lands	410

146	411

62	412

Of Estates upon Condition	415

relief of soldiers disabled c	418

374	420

Of Estates in Possession Remainder and Reversion	424

there are similar dues on the death of clergymen and prelates	426

Or MASTER AND SERVANT continued PAOR	427

OF TITLE BY SUCCESSION Marriage and JUDGMENT continued PAGE	431

Of Estates in Severalty Jointtenancy Coparcenary and Common 179	433

the relation may be dissolved by death or divorce	440

XIIL Of the Title to things Real in general	443

CHAPTER XVI	446

power of parents over children consists principally in correction	452

certain simple contract debts are required by the statute of frauds to be	466

Of Title by Purchase and first by Escheat	468

Of Title by Occupancy	477

Of Title by Prescription	480

OF THE CLERGY	484

their proceedings and final dividend 486489	486

90	490

Of Title by Alienation	494

all persons may make a will unless disabled	496

XX	500

a testament takes effect after the death of the testator and if there be several	502

if one interferes with the goods of the deceased without authority he is exe	508

in case of a use upon a use the first only was held to be executed by	524

73	528

XXI	529

OF FREEHOLD ESTATES OF INHERITANCE	531

Of Alienation by Special Custom	542

the feesimple generally resides in some person though inferior	544

877	548

Of Things Personal	554

895	560

258	562

XXVIII	574

Of Title by Gift Grant and Contract	584

bailment is a delivery of goods in trust upon a contract express or implied	592

Of Title by Bankruptcy	605

duty of corporations to act up to end and design of their creation	608

Of Title by Testament and Administration	615

a donatio causa mortis is where a person in his last illness apprehending	630

APPENDIX	635

A Fine of Lands sur Cognizance de Droit Come ceo c 527	642

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