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Page 31
He says , that “ there were at the their respective tenements freely , by free
services or by free customs ; and being first ejected by the hand of power , they
afterwards returned , and took their own tenements again , to be held in villanage
; doing ...
He says , that “ there were at the their respective tenements freely , by free
services or by free customs ; and being first ejected by the hand of power , they
afterwards returned , and took their own tenements again , to be held in villanage
; doing ...
Page 102
... in manner following : First , That in case his Lordship would be pleased to
declare and confirm unto his tenants their ancient customary estates of
inheritance in their respective tenements , descendable from ancestor to heir ,
according to the ...
... in manner following : First , That in case his Lordship would be pleased to
declare and confirm unto his tenants their ancient customary estates of
inheritance in their respective tenements , descendable from ancestor to heir ,
according to the ...
Page 104
... same should be esteemed and accounted as an aliena . tion within the
intendment of the said proposals : or if any tenant who then had mortgaged , or
should thence after mortgage all , or any part of his messuages , lands ,
tenements , mills ...
... same should be esteemed and accounted as an aliena . tion within the
intendment of the said proposals : or if any tenant who then had mortgaged , or
should thence after mortgage all , or any part of his messuages , lands ,
tenements , mills ...
Page 112
Also , whereas by another clause in the aforesaid act of settlement , all persons
who then had mortgaged , or should thence after mortgage all or any part of his
messuages , lands , tenements , mills , cottages , intacks , or other hereditaments
...
Also , whereas by another clause in the aforesaid act of settlement , all persons
who then had mortgaged , or should thence after mortgage all or any part of his
messuages , lands , tenements , mills , cottages , intacks , or other hereditaments
...
Page 113
And for as much as it is conceived that several fraudulent bargains may be made
, by letting of lands , tenements , mills , cottages , intacks , and other
hereditaments , for the security of money , under other notions than that of a
mortgage , to ...
And for as much as it is conceived that several fraudulent bargains may be made
, by letting of lands , tenements , mills , cottages , intacks , and other
hereditaments , for the security of money , under other notions than that of a
mortgage , to ...
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| Title | A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Publisher | Thomas Bryce and Company, 1811 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2014 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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