FORM of AFFIDAVIT of CONSENT.

A. B. of maketh oath and faith, [or, being one of the people called Quakers, upon his or her fo lemi affirmation, faith] That he [or the] believes himfelf for herfelf] to be interested in the propofed inclosure

of the

in the

[here defcribe the place, whether parish, hamlet, or place]
in the county of
by virtue of [here
Set forth the intereft of the deponent]; [or] that he [or the]
for whom he [or

believes that C. D. of
The is guardian [et cetera, as the cafe may be] is in-
terested, et cetera; and that he [or fhe] hath feen a copy
of an act [here fet forth the title of this aft], and alfo a
copy of the bill intended to be prefented to parliament,
and hath fubfcribed his or her] name or hath fet his [or
her] mark to the fame refpectively, and doth confent to
the faid bill being paffed into a law.

Signed or marked 4. B,
Sworn [or, folemnly affirmed] before us,
two of his Majefty's juftices of the
peace, acting in and for the

and fubfcribed in our prefence, by the above mentioned A. B. this

of

in the year

As witness our hands and feals,

day

The fame form may be applied, mutatis mutandis, to the cafe of feveral perfons, whofe interefts are joint, or whofe interefts, though diflinct, are of a fimilar nature,

(C1).

FORM of AFFIDAVIT of ALLEGATIONS of the

A. B. of

BILL.

maketh oath and faith, [or being one of the people called Quakers, upon his or her folemn affirmation, faith] That [here fet forth fuch of the Several fatis alleged in the preamble of the bill as are

of the faid facts as are within the belief of the witness.] Signed A. B. Sworn [or, folemnly affirmed] before us, two of his Majelly's juftices of the peace, acting in and for the

and fubfcribed in our prefence by the above named A. B. this

day

(D.)

FORM of AFFIDAVIT of ADMEASUREMENT

A. B. of

maketh oath and faith, [or, being one of the people called Quakers, upon his folemn affirmation, faith] That he has Turveyed and admeasured lands in the parish or hamlet of

the feveral
[or counties of

defcribed in the bill intended to be prefented to parliament, and figned by the deponent, by the name [or names] of

quantity of fuch lands amounts to

and that the

and

no more, according to fuch admeasurement, and the bef of this deponent's judgment.

Sworn [or, folemnly affirmed] before us, two of his Majefty's juftices of the peace, acting in and for the

and fubfcribed in our prefence by the above named A. B. this

of

As witnefs our hands and feals.

day

A. B.

FINIS.

Of apportionment of common ap-Where a commoner may kill conies,
pendant, or appurtenant, in what

cases, and how to be apportioned Who may join one claim for com-
58, 60

Where a commoner may kill them 32 Commoner not to have action of tres.

FOORS' RATE.

pass,but he may distrain damagefeasant, and why

31

Right of common, whether liable to Where commoner shall be a tres

it

REMEDY.

30

Remedies for injuries done to com

passer

35

TURBARY.

moners

74 to 80

REVIVOR.

What shall be a revivor of com

To what common of turbary shall be , appendant

24

Extinguishment of commou of Tur

bary

64

SEVERANCE.

VICINAGE.

When common may be severed 59, Common pur cause de vicinage 17