10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISGAVELLED»
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disgavelled in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Legal Observer, Or, Journal of Jurisprudence
But by several private acts of parliament, passed in the reigns of Henry 7th, Henry
8th, Edward 6'tli, Elizabeth, and James 1st, lands have been disgavelled. By two
of those acts the manors and lands, of which sixty -six persons named in the ...
2
The Common Law of Kent: Or, The Customs of Gavelkind. With ...
The Names of those Persons whose Lands in Kent are disgavelled by Acts of
Parliament. 11 H. 7. Reignold Scot, Sir Rich. Guldeford. * John Guldeford, * Tho.
Kemp, 15 H. 8. Edw. Thwaites, Sir Henry Wiat. * William Roper, Ant. Sandes, 31
H.
Thomas Robinson, Esq. John Wilson,
1822
Provided, that every such disgavelling shall be subject and without prejudice to
all estates, rights, titles, interests, and powers, if any, at the time of the
disgavelling, subsisting in or affecting the hereditament so disgavelled, and not
defeasible ...
Disgavelled Lands. Difficulty of identifying disgavelled lands in the last century.
— Opinions of Eobinson. — Inaccuracy of Hasted. — The Real Property
Commission. — Answers to their questions, with cases. — Opinions of Kentish
lawyers.
Charles Isaac Elton,
1867
Provided, that every such disgavelling shall be subject and without prejudice, to
all estates, rights, titles, interests, and powers, i( any, at the time of the
disgavelling subsisting in "or affecting the hereditament so disgavelled, and not
defeasible ...
6
Justice of the Peace and Local Government Review
Provided, that every such disgavelling shall be subject and without prejudice, to
all estates, rights, titles, interests, and powers, it any, at the time of the
disgavelling subsisting in or affecting the hercditament so disgavelled, and not
defeaaiblc ...
7
Justice of the Peace and Local Government Law
Provided, that every such disgavelling shall be subject and without prejudice, to
all estates, rights, titles, interests, and powers, it any, at the time of the
disgavelling subsisting in or allecting the hereditament so disgavelled, and not
defensible ...
8
The North British Review
It is quite true that all lands in Kent are taken to be gavelkind except those
disgavelled by special Statute ; but it is also true that a good deal of the land of
Kent has been disgavelled on the petition of divers of the " sturdy men of Kent ...
The land of Wales was disgavelled by the Statute of 33 and 35 Henry vm. cap. 26
. The land of Ireland was disgavelled by a decision in the 5th of James L
Succession by gavelkind was not a special law of the Saxons, but was common
to all the ...
10
The common law of Kent: or, The customs of gavelkind. With ...
The discovery induced counsel to treat the land as disgavelled, and to require a
conveyance of the entirety from the common law heir. This occasioned a new
application to the Court of Chancery, the heir having died leaving an infant son,
who ...
Thomas Robinson, John Dobree Norwood,
1858