New Commentaries on the Laws of England: (partly Founded on Blackstone) : in Four Volumes, Volum 1

Henry John Stephen

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Of a Principal in the Second Degree	lii

PART II	1

Of the Alienability of Personal Property	6

continued	12

Of the Clergy generally	16

Of Manslaughter	24

Of Counsel	40

Of the Transfer of Choses in Action	42

CHAP X	369

Of the Sheriffs Tourn	377

Of tracing Descent from the Purchaser	380

Of the Coronation Oath	384

Of next of	388

Of Representation	389

Of Arrests under Warrant	396

Of the Descent to the Issue of Lineal Ancestors	397

Of Contracts express and implied	51

Of his Right to confine his Subjects to the Realm and to recal them	53

Of the Capacity to contract	57

Of the Transmutation of Property	63

Of Archbishops and Bishops	66

Of the Doctrine of Uses and Trusts since the Statute	68

Of a Dean and Chapter	74

Of the Origin of the Institution of Corporations	77

Of the Court of Piepoudre	84

Of the Marriage Acts 4 Geo 4 c 76 and 6 7 Will 4 c	85

Cases are liable	105

Of Justifiable Homicide	110

Of Special Property in Bailees	115

Of Colleges in the Universities	117

Book I	130

OF PUBLIC RIGHTS	133

Of the Courts of Sewers	142

OF RIGHTS OF PROPERTY	146

Of Attempts to murder	148

Of Abduction of Females	154

Of the Crime against Nature	160

CHAP I	163

Of Arson	167

Of the Feudal System	168

CHAP VII	169

Of the Frequency with which Parliaments are to be held	173

Of the different sorts of Tenure	179

Of the present Power of bequeathing Personalty	182

Of Knights Service	187

111	200

Of Marriages abroad	201

Of Larceny from Ships or Docks Wharfs or Quays	202

Of Petit Serjeanty Tenure in Burgage and Gavelkind	206

Of the Consolidated Fund and the Public Income	209

Of the Antient Villenage	212

Of Tenure in Frankalmoign	218

Of Fees	230

Of Refusing or Neglecting the Oaths	232

Wills and Administrations	238

Of the Statute of Quia Emptores	239

OF FREEHOLD ESTATES NOT OF INHERITANCE	245

Of Liens	247

Of Estates for Life created by act of Parties	251

Of Administering Unlawful Oaths or being engaged in Illegal Societies ibid	263

Of Hackney Carriages	264

Of the Formal Parts of Deeds relating to Land	272

CHAP VIII	273

146	274

CHAP III	275

Of Conditions	279

Of the Duties of Parents towards their Legitimate Children	281

Of Chattels Personal	282

CHAP IV	287

Of the Qualifications of Electors for Boroughs	288

CHAP VI	289

Of the Court of Policies of Assurance	294

OF CIVIL INJURIES COGNIZABLE IN THE COURTS OF EQUITY WITH THEIR	296

Of the Court of Exchequer	297

Of Bribery	299

Of the Poor Law Board	301

Of Ademption of Legacies	303

Of the House of Commons	310

Of Private Banks	319

189	323

Of an Estate in Severalty	330

Of an Estate in Common	337

Of Perpetuation of Testimony	339

CHAP II	341

Of the Solemnities of Wills	343

Book V	346

Of the Disqualifications of Electors	353

Of the Court of Queens Bench	356

Of Issuing the Writs for Election	359

Of Treason	363

Of Rioting at Elections	365

OF TITLE IN GENERAL	367

Of a Presentment	403

Of the Mode of tracing and ascertaining the Heir	405

OF THE REDRESS OF CIVIL INJURIES BY THE MERE ACT Of the PARTIES	408

OF TITLE BY ESCHEAT	415

CHAP V	419

OF TITLE TO THINGS PERSONAL AND FIRST OF TITLE BY OCCUPANCY	429

Of Misprision of Treason	430

CHAP XIII	431

Of Persons naturalized	432

Of the Principle of Parliamentary Representation	438

Of the Statutes of Limitation	440

Of Title by Confusion or Intermixture	442

Of the Laws and Customs relating to the House of Lords in particular	444

Of Actions generally	445

19	450

CHAP VI	451

ibid	454

CHAP XV	455

Of Entry by the Heir	457

Of the Nature of Deeds	460

Of the Kings or Queens Sovereignty or Preeminence	465

Of Money Bills	467

Of Stealing Injuring and Falsifying Records	474

Of Injuries affecting Property in things Real	475

Of Execution	478

Of the Court of Arches	480

CHAP XVII	481

Of the Age of Legal Capacity in different Cases	484

Of Pardon	485

Of the different Kinds of Conveyances	491

Of bona notabilia and the Prerogative Courts	496

Of the Contract of the Loan of Money	497

Of a Partition	498

Of the Residue	505

Of a Surrender	506

ibid	507

Of a Bargain and Sale	510

Of Injuries affecting Property in Things Personal	513

Of the ordinary Revenue of the Crown	514

Of the Statute of Distributions	519

Of the Demesne Lands	520

Of the Progress from the earliest Times to the Norman Conquest	525

Of Injuries affecting a Mans Rights in his Private Relations	531

Of the Extraordinary Revenue of the Crown by Taxation	534

Of the Former Modes of Proceeding by way of Fine and Recovery	535

Of Injuries affecting a Mans Public Rights	537

Of the Action of Quare Impedit	540

Of the Progress from the Reformation to the Restoration	547

Of the Excise	550

Of the Difference of Inheritable Quality between an Estate by Descent	556

Of Devises generally	566

CHAP III	567

Of the Operation of Devises in conveying Real Estate	578

Of Incorporeal Hereditaments in general	581

OF EXTRAORDINARY CONVEYANCES OR THOSE BY MATTER OF RECORD	592

Of his Right of Embassy to Foreign States and of the Law	597

OF THE ROYAL TITLE	598

CHAP XXII	601

Of Breaking the Descent	607

Of the Enfranchisement of Copyholds	617

Of Commons	625

Of his Right to make Treaties	627

Of Ways	634

Of the Extinguishinent of Copyholds	639

Of the Prerogative Court	642

Of Rents	648

Of the Learning of Incorporeal Hereditaments generally considered	654

Of Devastavit	661

Book III	667

Of Prescription under 2 3 Will 4 c 71	669

461	671

221	677

Of the Distinction between Chattels and Freehold	685

Of Cases where the Heir shall take by Purchase and not by Descent	688

Of the Principle of a Conveyance under the Statute of Uses	689

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Bibliografisk informasjon

Tittel	New Commentaries on the Laws of England: (partly Founded on Blackstone) : in Four Volumes, Volum 1 New Commentaries on the Laws of England: (partly Founded on Blackstone) : in Four Volumes, James Fitzjames Stephen
Forfatter	Henry John Stephen
Utgave	3
Utgiver	Butterworth, 1853
Original fra	Bayerns statsbibliotek
Digitalisert	7. jul 2010
Lengde	690 sider

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