$29. Transfers the Freehold by Diffeisin

32. Creates a Discontinuance

33. And also a Forfeiture

34. Of a Gift

35. Of a Grant

39. No technical Words necessary

41. Who may convey by Grant

43. Operation of a Grant

Page

. 108

• 110

. ibid.

• III

. ibid.

. 112

- ibid.

ibid.

. 115

• 116

. ibid.

. 118

. ibid.

- ibid.

• 119

120

CHAP. VII.

Of a Leafe.

g 1. Description of

3. No technical Words -necessary

5. Must have a certain Beginning and Continuance

10. May determine on Breach of a Condition -

11. Who may make Leases . . .

12. Joint-tenants, Co-parceners, and Tenants in Common

13. Tenants in Tail

17. Husbands seised jure uxoris

18. Ecclesiastics seised jure ecclefie

20. Circumstances required in these Leases

41. Tenants for Life

44. Tenants in Dower, and by the Curtesy

45. Tenants for Years

47. Guardians in Socage

48. Executors and Administrators

49. Who are incapable of making Leases

50. Infants

53. Married Women

54. Of void and voidable Leases

CHAP. VIII.

of an Exchange, Partition, Release, and Confirmation.

§ 1. Of an Exchange - - - - - 139

4. Implies a Warranty

5. Can only be between two Parties

• 141

7. Who may exchange - - - - 142

$ 8. Of

140

08. Of a Partition

11. Of a Release

13. Operative Words

15. Different kinds of Releases

16. Mitter P Estate

20. Mitter le Droit

22. By Enlargement

36. By Extinguishment

39. What may be released

42. Of a Confirmation

,

CHAP. IX.

of a Surrender, Alignment, and Defeazance.

1. Of a Surrender

3. No technical Words necessary

4. Nor Livery of Seisin.

5. Must be in Writing :

8. What Eftate necessary

15. Of an Assignment

18. No technical Words necessary

20. Must be by Deed

21. What may be assigned

24. Of a Defeazance

• 155

• 156

- ibid.

- ibid.

- 157

• 163

• 161

- ibid.

- 162

- 163

Ø 4. What Words necessary

9. Who may convey by Bargain and Sale

15. What may be conveyed by -

22. What Confideration necessary

26. Must be inrolled .

84. Exception.— Lands in Cities and boroughs

37. Relation of the Inrolment -

187

ibid.

. CHAP. XII.

Of a Covenant to stand seised.

§ 1. Nature of .

.. . - - 185

2. What Words necessary

- 186

7. Who may covenant to stand seised

8. What may be conveyed by -

12. What Confideration necessary

188

25. A Rent may be reserved on a Covenant

- 192

27. The Eftate continues, until a Use arises

- ibid.
28. A Bargain and Sale, and Covenant to stand seised, do
not devest any Estate

· 193

31. No Uses can be declared on these Conveyances · 194

211

219

Page

( 13. How the Lands should be described

. 210

14. No Confideration necessary. .

15. Declarations of Uses, made prior to Fines or Recoveries - 212

20. Declaration of Uses, made subsequent

23. Who may declare Uses

- - 220

24. The King · · ·

221

25. Married Women

ibid.

33. Infants

• 224

37. Idiots and Lunatics

. 226

38. The Right to declare Uses is co-extensive with the Estate ibid.

41. Uses may be declared on a Lease and Release - - 227

CHAP. XV.

Of Powers of Revocation and Appointment.

1. Nature of .

- - 228

3. Division of Powers

• 229

4. Powers, relating to the Land

ibid.

5. Powers appendant

· ibid.

7. Powers in gross

• 230

9. Powers collateral . .

• . ibid.

12. By what Words created

• 231

18. A Power of Appointment implies a Power of Revocation

but not è contra

- 232

19. A Power of Appointment includes a Right to reserve a

new Power

· 233

21. Exception. — Powers collateral

· - 235

23. To whom Powers may be given

-. . ibid.

24. Infants - -

- ibid.

26. Married Women

• 236

33. Who may be Appointees

- 241

34. A Power of Appointment does not suspend the vefting

of Remainders. · · · · ibid.

CHAP. XVI.

Of the Execution of Powers.

1. May be restrained by Circumstances

• 246

10. Where the particular Instrument is specified, it must be

adopted

- 250

$ 12. A

Page

$12. A Power given generally may be executed either by Deed

or Will. .. - - - - 251

15. But they must be properly executed . - 254

17. Exception

- - 255

20. A Will, made in execution of a Power, retains all its

Properties

• • 256

23. The Power need not be recited

- - - 257

27. But the Instrument must refer to the Estate • 259

29. A Power may be executed by several Instruments - ibid.

31. And at different Times - - - 260

34. An Appointment may only be a Revocation pro tanto • 261

37. An Appointment may give a lesser Estate - - 262

41. An Appointment must not be illusory . . 263

48. A Condition, annexed to an Appointment is void . 268

50. An Appointment to Persons, not objects of the Power,

is void . - - - • 269

55. A Power cannot be delegated -

• 273

57. Unless there are special Words

59. In what Cases an Instrument operates as an Appointment 275

61. Effects of the Execution of a Power . . 281

68. Will not defeat a prior Estate

. . d 285

- 274

. CHAP. XVII.

Of Powers to Jointure.

§ 1. Origin of

• 287

2. Construction of the Words, not exceeding the clear

yearly Value

- - - ibid.

6. Power to limit a Jointure proportioned to the Wife's

Fortune

-

-

- 280