The Exchequer Reports: Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Exchequer & Exchequer Chamber ... Trinity Term, 10 Vict., to [Hilary Vacation, 19 Vict.] Both Inclusive. [1847-1856], Volume 11S. Sweet, 1856 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... manor of Great Easton , in the county of Leicester , and a customary tenement of that manor , demised and demiseable by copy of court roll of the manor , by the lord of the manor , or by his steward of the court of the manor for the ...
... manor of Great Easton , in the county of Leicester , and a customary tenement of that manor , demised and demiseable by copy of court roll of the manor , by the lord of the manor , or by his steward of the court of the manor for the ...
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... manor , according to the custom of the manor ; and that the said Earl was , before and at the said times when & c . , the lord of the manor ; and that the said land was his close , soil , and freehold as such lord : and that , long ...
... manor , according to the custom of the manor ; and that the said Earl was , before and at the said times when & c . , the lord of the manor ; and that the said land was his close , soil , and freehold as such lord : and that , long ...
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... manor , accord- ing to the custom of the manor , and continued so thereof seised and possessed until and at the said times when , & c . And the said Earl , after the said refusal and after the plaintiff had so become and whilst he was ...
... manor , accord- ing to the custom of the manor , and continued so thereof seised and possessed until and at the said times when , & c . And the said Earl , after the said refusal and after the plaintiff had so become and whilst he was ...
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... manor court and de- manded the admission of his son , and at the same time tendered the amount of the fine and fees ; but the stew- ard refused to admit him unless the costs of the eject- ment were also paid . An action was afterwards ...
... manor court and de- manded the admission of his son , and at the same time tendered the amount of the fine and fees ; but the stew- ard refused to admit him unless the costs of the eject- ment were also paid . An action was afterwards ...
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... manor by an in- fant heir of a copyholder , and tried before my Brother Maule at the Summer Assizes at Leicester . The only remaining point undisposed of by the Court , when the case was heard during last Term , is , whether the infant ...
... manor by an in- fant heir of a copyholder , and tried before my Brother Maule at the Summer Assizes at Leicester . The only remaining point undisposed of by the Court , when the case was heard during last Term , is , whether the infant ...
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