Review of the Decision of the Court of Appeals Upon the Manor Question
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Had these payments been rent-seroice, your right to recover would not be denied.
Now, rent-service is rent, and rent-charge is rents therefore, they are just alike ; and you can recover the farm just as well as though you owned it. We shall sustain your judgment, but we must be allowed to argue the matter in that way." The trouble with Judge Denio's logic, however ingenious it may be, is, that his conclnsion, that a rent-service and a rent-charge are alike, and therefore carry with them the sam...e rules and re- medies, is entirely wide of the truth. Instead of being alike they are utterly unlike, A rent-charge is, where the owner of the rent hath no future 41 intenst or reversion in the laiid. A rentsBriiice is, where the owner of the rent has the leversion. A rent-service is a compensation to be paid by one person for the use and possession of another's land. A rent-charge is a sum to be paid for any other purpose, except as a return to the owner for the use of his land. It will thus be seen, that a rent-charge differs from a rent-service, not only in the purpose and consideration for which it is to be paid, but in the position and connection of the parties to each other and to the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had these payments been rent-seroice, your right to recover would not be denied.
Now, rent-service is rent, and rent-charge is rents therefore, they are just alike ; and you can recover the farm just as well as though you owned it. We shall sustain your judgment, but we must be allowed to argue the matter in that way." The trouble with Judge Denio's logic, however ingenious it may be, is, that his conclnsion, that a rent-service and a rent-charge are alike, and therefore carry with them the sam...e rules and re- medies, is entirely wide of the truth. Instead of being alike they are utterly unlike, A rent-charge is, where the owner of the rent hath no future 41 intenst or reversion in the laiid. A rentsBriiice is, where the owner of the rent has the leversion. A rent-service is a compensation to be paid by one person for the use and possession of another's land. A rent-charge is a sum to be paid for any other purpose, except as a return to the owner for the use of his land. It will thus be seen, that a rent-charge differs from a rent-service, not only in the purpose and consideration for which it is to be paid, but in the position and connection of the parties to each other and to the land.
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