The Relation Betweene the Lord of a Mannor And the Coppy Holder His Tenant Del
The Relation Betweene the Lord of a Mannor And the Coppy Holder His Tenant Del
Charles Calthrope
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That is in the Remainder. A Coppy-holder in Fee dyeth seised, his heire may make a surrender to the use of a stranger, without admission : quaere. But if a Coppy-holder surrender to the use of /. S. This 7. S. Cannot surrender to the use of a stranger, without being first admitted himselfe. If a Coppy-holder Surrender all use of two joyntly, and they are admitted, if the one of them dyeth, the surviver needeth not to bee admitted againe for the moytie : But if a Coppy-holder having Issue two da...ughters, and they are admitted, and then the one of them dyeth, the other must needs bee admitted for the other moyty, for she takes the same by discent. L 'heire dun Coppy-holder poit prender les profits avera accion de Trespas el serra possessio fratris dune Coppy-hold, devant ascune admittance 12. Eliz. Sigr. Dier 291. Poit faire leases per ans. Denby el Buttocks ca. WHAT SHALL BE SAID a forfeiture of a COPPT-HOLD. The Tenant by Coppy standeth bound by his Tenure to the Lord, that if hee doth any thing to 48 COPPY-HOLDS the Lords dis-inheritance, or in some cases if he doth transgresse the duty of a good Tenant, he shal forfeit his Coppy-holde : But because all offences are not equall, so likewise there are degrees of punish- ment ; for there is a difference betweene offences done wittingly and willingly, and faults ignorantly and unwillingly committed.
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