to receive livery

26. Though no merger can take place

Every particular estate may be enlarged

Of grants in which tenant for life, and remainder

man join

Entry under a void feoffment

Every disseisin generally is a disseisin for the

285

302

A particular estate cannot be created, (though

already existing, it may be gained) by dis-

seisin, &c.

321

325

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VII. General nature of privity between tenants

Cases of immediate privity

Privity,

1. In estate

2. In blood

3. In representation

4. In tenure

Nature of privity required to lease and release 328

Of privity notwithstanding mesne estate .338

Cases of immediate privity

ib.

Because a derivative estate is discharged from

its original privity

344

Cases of want of privity.

1. Because there is mere privity of tenure

for the sake of remedy

345

right or interesse termini

2. Because the estate is assigned

3. Because there is no estate but only a

4. Because the estate is derived out of a

mesne subsisting estate

5. Because the estate is determined

Concluding observations.

An instrument which cannot operate as a

release may often operate as a grant, &c. ib.

VIII. Of the form of the lease.

347

350

. 352

. 358

Enquiry whether recital is evidence or estoppel 442

Form of recital of lease for a year

Parcels

And rules

Words of reference, &c.

General words

As to Mortgagees

Trustees

Maps

Exceptions and rules

Clause of reversion

of the estate

all deeds

Habendum and distinctions

Declaration of use

444

Rules of law as to uses contrasted with rules of

common law

Resulting uses

Trusts

Covenants

Forms of

APPENDIX.

1. Covenant to levy a fine the most simple

form

II. Declaration of the uses of a fine: being for

the benefit of a purchaser

III. Declaration of the Uses of a Fine

. 491

494

.499

IV. Feoffment made to gain the freehold by dis-

seisin

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. 502

. 505

V. Feoffment and covenant to levy a fine

VI. Demise of a term of years by way of mort-

gage; being an underlease by a trustee of at-

tendant terms, and a confirmation and lease

by the reversioner

VII. Confirmation of a lease to the assignee

thereof, and defeazance reviving condition

VIII. Lease, or bargain and sale for a year

IX. Feoffment with covenant to levy a fine, and

letter of attorney to receive, and letter of at-

torney to give livery

X. Form of grant of several attendant terms

by way of underlease

. 508

518

. 521

523

.529