WITH THE LAST CORRECTIONS OF THE AUTHOR, AND COPIOUS

NOTES;

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TIIE ANALYSIS OF BOOK II.

THE RIGHTS OF THINGS.

Which consist in dominion over

(I. Things real; in which are considered

1. Their several kinds; viz.

1. Corporeal

2. Incorporeal

2. The tenures by which they may be holden; viz.

S 1. Antient

12. Modern

3. Estates therein; with respect to

(1. Quantity of interest; viz.

'1. Freehold,

1. Of inheritance

2. Not of inheritance

2. Less than freehold

3. On condition

2. Time of enjoyment; in

1. Possession,

2. Remainder,

3. Reversion..

3. Number and connexions of the tenants; who may hold in

1. Severalty,

2. Joint-tenancy,

3. Coparcenary,

4. Common

4. Title to them; which may be gained or lost by

| 1. Descent

2. Purchase; which includes

1. Escheat.

2. Occupancy

3. Prescription

4. Forfeiture

5. Alienation, by common assurances; which are

1. Deed, or matter in pais; wherein of its

1. General nature,

2. Several species

2. Matter of record

3. Special custom

4. Devise

II. Things personal, or chattels; in which are considered

Their distribution

2. Property therein

3. Title to them; which may be gained or lost by

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