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

Sir William Blackstone

Callaghan, 1872

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INTRODUCTION	6

OF ALIENATION BY DEED continued PAGE	10

the inns of court and of chancery	12

THE NATURE OF LAWS IN GENERAL	21

vindicatory which prescribes the penalty for public wrongs and breaches	31

PAGE	32

government is established for the preservation of society	34

SECTION III	37

CHAPTER II	337

Of Incorporeal Hereditaments	340

28 29	346

franchises are royal privileges or branches of the kings prerogative subsist	353

Of the Feudal System	357

366376	366

Of the Ancient English Tenures	367

an instrument similarly executed may revoke a will	376

OF ALIENATIONS BY DEVISE	52

OF THE LAWS OF ENGLAND continued PAGE	54

CHAPTER	77

suspensions of this writ	86

OF THE COUNTRIES SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF ENGLAND 93113	93

copyhold tenures rest upon custom	95

frankalmoign is tenure by a religious corporation for a render of religious ser	101

OF FREEHOLD ESTATES OF INHERITANCE continued PAGE	110

the balance of powers in the constitution and the necessity of preserving	111

Of the PARLIAMENT continued PAGE	114

OF THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS	120

absolute rights of Englishmen frequently declared by statutes	127

by petition to king or parliament	138

CHAPTER IX	139

Of the Kings Royal Family	140

CHAPTER II	146

OF ESTATES LESS THAN FREEHOLD continued	147

the king hath a diversity of councils to advise with 227	149

153159	154

OF ESTATES IN POSSESSION REMAINDER AND REVERSION continued PAGE	172

OF CORPORATIONS continued	174

OF THE KINGS PREROGATIVE continued PAGE	175

CHAPTER XII	178

Of the Kings Revenue	179

OF THE KING AND HIS TITLE 190215	190

should regularly be convened each year	194

OF THE TITLE TO THINGS REAL IN GENERAL 195199	195

the malt tax 314	197

King James II declared to have abdicated the government and	212

OF THE KINGS ROYAL FAMILY 219232	219

justices of the peace	221

375	237

CHAPTER XI	238

election of members of house of commons	239

77	249

Of the Civil State	251

OF TITLE BY OCCUPANCY 258262	258

Of Title by Prescription	263

OF TITLE BY PRESCRIPTION continued PAGE	265

OF MASTER AND SERVANT continued	269

78	278

CHAPTER XV	280

VIII the act of becoming bankrupt may cause forfeiture	285

439	287

must provide wife with necessaries	293

CHAPTER XVII	307

Of Corporations	314

162n	317

particular laws are such as by custom are used only in particular courts	324

by act of parliament	327

Of Property in General	329

Of the Modern English Tenures	378

OF THE CLERGY continued PAGE	380

Of Freehold Estates of Inheritance	393

CHAPTER XII	396

OF TITLE TO THINGS PERSONAL BY OCCUPANCY 400407	400

Of Freeholds not of Inheritance	405

OF TITLE BY PREROGATIVE AND FORFEITURE 408421	408

OF MASTER ANd Servant 422432	422

OF TITLE BY SUCCESSION MARRIAGE AND JUDGMENT 430439	430

OF TITLE BY SUCCESSION MARRIAGE AND JUDGMENT continued PAGR	432

OF ESTATES IN POSSESSION REMAINDER AND REVERSION 163178	440

OF TITLE BY GIFT GRANT AND CONTRACT continued PAGE	457

duty of parents to maintain bastards	458

Of the Title to things Real in general	461

OF TITLE BY DESCENT 200240	464

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

OF TITLE BY BANRRUPTCY 471489	471

to make bylaws	476

CHAPTER XXXII	489

Of Title by Occupancy	499

OF TITLE BY TESTAMENT AND ADMINISTRATION continued PAGE	502

OF TITLE BY PRESCRIPTION 263266	503

Of Title by Forfeiture 267	506

OF THE CLERGY	507

Of Title by Alienation 287	519

Of Alienation by Deed 295	527

the conclusion	533

316	541

these may enure by way 1 of enlarging an estate 2 of passing an	556

Of Alienation by Matter of Record 344	560

Of Alienation by Special Custom 365	572

Of Alienation by Devise 373	576

what is a sufficient signing	579

Of Things Personal 384	586

Of Property in Things Personal 389	588

a qualified property also exists in air light and water while in actual use	593

Of Title to Things Personal by Occupancy 400	596

a confirmation makes unavoidable a voidable estate or increases a particu	599

Of Title by Prerogative and Forfeiture 408	602

Of Title by Custom 422	609

a surrender is the yielding up of an estate for life or for years to him that	613

Of Title by Succession Marriage and Judgment 430	614

Of Title by Gift Grant and Contract 440	621

these embrace the Roman or civil law	635

Of Title by Bankruptcy 471	646

Of Title by Testament and Administration 489	658

a testament takes effect after the death of the testator and if there be several	666

APPENDIX NUMBER I Vetus Carta Feoffamenti 521	683

An Obligation or Bond with Condition for the Payment of Money 527	689

A Common Recovery of Lands with double Voucher 529	691

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