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tures.-Heelis v. Blain, 18 C. B., N. S. 90.-Examples of

use of Statute of Uses.-Appointment of New Trustee.—

Land vested in Grantor jointly with Others.-Settlement

by Father on himself for Life, with Rent-charge and

Remainder to his Son.-Grant unto and to the Use of
Trustees and their Heirs.-Grant by Husband, giving his
Wife joint Power with himself.-Joint Power to Father,
Tenant for Life, and Son, Tenant in Tail.-Jointure.-No
Dower nor Curtesy of ancient Use.-Statute of Uses,
sects. 6, 7, 9.-Requisites for Legal Jointure

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LECTURE VI.

Dower. Littleton's Definition.-Paramount Alienees and Cre-

ditors.-Seisin.-No Dower of Reversion on Freehold.—

Seisin in Law was sufficient.-Abatement.-Grantee to

Uses.-Seisin in Fee or in Tail.-Seisin at any Time during

Coverture.-Fine.-Deed acknowledged Wife's concur-

rence in Mortgage.-Uses to bar Dower.-Issue unneces-

sary.-Metes and Bounds.-Tenant in Dower in from her

Husband.-Where Assignment unnecessary.-Term of

Years-Cesset executio.-No Dower of Equitable Estate.-

D'Arcy v. Blake, 2 Sch. & Lef. 387.-Joint Tenancy.—

Broughton v. Randall, Cro. Eliz. 502.-Dower by Custom.

-Gavelkind.-Dower of the Whole.-Copyholds.—Free-

bench.-Lacey v. Hills, L. R., 19 Eq. 346.-Dower ad

ostium ecclesiæ.-Dower ex assensu patris.-Dower de la

plus belle.-Dower Act, sects. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.—Declaration

against Dower. Sect. 7, Exclusion by Will.-Sect. 8,

Conditions. Sect. 9, Devise to Widow.-Sect. 10, Saving.

-Sect. 11, Husband's Covenant. - Legacies in Bar of

Dower, sect. 12.-Act extends to Gavelkind

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LECTURE VII.

Curtesy.-Husband's Estate during Wife's Life.-Homage.—

Exception, Descent on Wife as Heiress.-Wife's Equity

to a Settlement.-Sturgis v. Champneys, 5 My. & Cr. 97.

-Actual Seisin.-Rent.-Advowson.-Issue born alive.

-Barker v. Barker, 2 Sim. 249.-Remainder on Estate of

Freehold.-Joint Tenancy.-Estate in Equity.—When

Wife entitled for her Separate Use.-Taylor v. Meads, 4

De Gex, Jones & S. 597.-Morgan v. Morgan, 5 Mad. 408.

--Moore v. Webster, L. R., 3 Eq. 267.-Appleton v. Rowley,

L. R., 8 Eq. 139.-Buckworth v. Thirkell, 3 Bos. & Pul.

652, n.-Curtesy of Gavelkind.-Copyholds.-Protector.-

Curtesy not forfeited by Adultery.-Waste.-Power to

lease.

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LECTURE VIII.

Articles. An Executory Trust.-Construction of Executory

Trusts. Heirs of the Body in Articles.-Cogan v. Duf-

field, L. R., 2 Ch. D. 44.-Separate Use.-Construction of

Settlements.-Woodcock v. Duke of Dorset, 3 Bro. C. C.

569.-Lord Eldon's Comment.-Jeyes v. Savage, L. R., 10

Ch. 555.-Framing of Settlements.-Fee Simple in Trus-

tees. Whether Real or Personal.-Grant to Trustees for

Sale.-Equitable Conversion.-Power to lease Lands un-

sold.-Rack Rent.-Covenants for Title.-Trusts of Sale

Money.-Hotchpot.

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LECTURE IX.

Separate Use.-Pin-money.-Savings.-Debts.-Johnson v.

Gallagher, 3 De Gex, Fish. & Jones, 494.-London Char-

tered Bank of Australia v. Lemprière, L. R., 4 P. C. C.

572.-Mayd v. Field, L. R., 3 Ch. D. 587.-Restraint on

Anticipation.-Condition not to alien void.-Mary Port-

ington's case, 10 Rep. 36.-Partial Restraint.-Doe v. Pear-

son, 6 East, 173.-Attwater v. Attwater, 18 Beav. 330.-

In re Macleay, L. R., 20 Eq. 186.-Doe v. Glover, 1 C. B.

448, now overruled.-Gift until Alienation valid.-Gift

until Bankruptcy.-Tullett v. Armstrong, Scarborough v.

Borman, 4 My. & Cr. 377.-Dissolution of Marriage.-

Wife's Adultery.-Evans v. Carrington, 2 De Gex, F. &

J. 481.-Fitzgerald v. Chapman, L. R., 1 Ch. D. 563.—

Husband's Adultery.
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LECTURE X.

Husband's Right as Wife's Administrator.-Choses in Posses-
sion.-Apportionment Act, 1870, sects. 2, 3, 4, 5.-Rents.
-Annuities.-Dividends.-Sects. 6, 7.—Jones v. Ogle, L.

R., 8 Ch. 192.-Wife's Contingent Reversionary Interest.

-Deed acknowledged.-Fine.-Briggs v. Chamberlain, 11

Hare, 69.-Tuer v. Turner, 20 Beav. 560.-Trust for

Issue as Husband and Wife or Survivor shall appoint.-

Perpetuity.-Grandchildren.-Exclusive Appointments.-

Stat. 37 & 38 Vict. c. 37, sects. 1, 2.-Substantial Share.—

Stat. 11 Geo. IV. & 1 Will. IV. c. 46.-Power of Revoca-

tion and New Appointment.-Saunders v. Evans, 8 H. of

L. Cas. 721

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LECTURE XI.

Extinguishment of Power.-Horner v. Swann, Turn. & Russ.

430.-Smith v. Death, 5 Mad. 371.-Acknowledgment by

Wife.-Wife's Power over Personal Estate settled on Mar-

riage. Stat. 20 & 21 Vict. c. 57.-Trust for Children.-

Shares vested subject to be divested.-Death of Infant

does not divest.-Form of Trust for Children.-Hotchpot.-

Death of Child after Twenty-one in Parents' Lifetime.-

Cannot be Appointee.-Lapse.-Satisfaction of Child's

Share.-Lee v. Head, 1 Kay & J. 620.-Advancement.-

Maintenance.-Stat. 23 & 24 Vict. c. 145, s. 26.-In re

Cotton, L. R., 1 Ch. D. 232.-Trusts in default of Children 157

LECTURE XII.

Investments.-Consents.-Real Securities.-Stat. 27 & 28 Vict.

c. 114, s. 61. Stat. 22 & 23 Vict. c. 35, s. 32.-Scotland.-

Ireland.-Leaseholds.-Personal Security.--Loan of Stock.

-Consent.-Variation.-Stat. 23 & 24 Vict. c. 145, s. 27.

-Newman v. Warner, 1 Sim. N. S. 457.-Additional Trus-

tee.-Number of Trustees.-Vesting Trust Property.-

Powers. Stat. 22 & 23 Vict. c. 35, s. 31.-Trustees' In-

demnity.-Reimbursement.-Wilful Default

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LECTURE XIII.

Recapitulation.-Settlement of Land on Husband, Wife, and

Children. To the Use of intended Husband for Life.-

Trust to preserve Contingent Remainders.-To the Use of

the intended Wife for Life.-A vested Estate.-Children.

-Contingent Remainders.-Doe d. Mussell v. Morgan, 3

T. Rep. 763.-Power to appoint to Children.—Cunliffe v.

Brancker, L. R., 3 Ch. D. 393. Remarks on ditto

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LECTURE XIV.

Contingent Remainder of Equitable Estate.-Hopkins v. Hopkins,

1 Atk. 580.-Festing v. Allen, 12 M. & W. 279.-Bracken-

bury v. Gibbons, L. R., 2 Ch. D. 417.-To Children as

Tenants in Common in Fee.-Cross Limitations amongst

the Children.-"Other or Others."-Accruing Shares.-

To Children as Tenants in Common in Tail with Cross

Remainders.-Cross Remainders not implied in a Deed.—

Doe v. Birkhead, 4 Ex. 110.—Edwards v. Alliston, 4 Russ.

78.-Hotchpot inappropriate.-Advancement.-Mainte-

nance.-Limitations over in default of Children.-Con-

tingent Remainders with double aspect.-Egerton v.

Massey, 3 C. B., N. S. 358.-Immediate Merger of Life

Estate

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LECTURE XV.

Family Settlements.-A Real Settlement.-Base Fee.-Protec-

tor.-Origin of Rule against Perpetuities.-Disentailing

Deed.-Joint Appointment of Father and Son.-Rent-

charge to Son.-Rent-charge to Widow.-Jointure.-To

Trustees for Years for securing Rent-charges.-Father

for Life.-Pin-money.-Son for Life.-Term for Portions.

-First and other Sons in Tail Male.-Second Son.-Third

Son. Shifting Clauses.-Trusts of Terms for securing

Rent-charges.-Trusts of Term for Portions.-Powers.-

Copyholds.-Leaseholds for Years.-Renewable Lease-

holds.-Leaseholds for Lives.-Quasi Entail.-Heirlooms.

New Trustees-Parental Influence.-Houghton v. Hough-

ton, 15 Beav. 305

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Waste.

LECTURE XVI.

Statute of Gloucester.-Writ of Waste.-Action on
the Case.-Injunction.-Timber.-Fruit Trees.-Repairs.
-Estovers.-Botes.-Stat. 40 & 41 Vict. c. 18, s. 16.—
Hedge and Ditch.-Without Impeachment of Waste.-
Equitable Waste.-Stat. 36 & 37 Vict. c. 66, s. 25, sub-s. 3.

-Cholmeley v. Paxton, 3 Bing. 207.-Cockerell v. Cholmeley,

10 Barn. & Cress. 564; 1 Clark & F. 61.-Stat. 22 & 23

Vict. c. 35, s. 13.-Houses.-Vane v. Lord Barnard, 2

Vern. 738.-Permissive Waste.-Mines, &c.-Tenant in

Tail.-After Possibility, &c.-Tenant in Fee.-Shifting Use

or executory Devise.-Turner v. Wright, 2 De Gex, F. &

J. 234.-Improvements.-Defence of Title.-Stat. 40 & 41

Vict. c. 18, s. 17.-Improvement of Land Act, 1864.-Sanc-

tion by Commissioners.-Residences.-Limited Owners'

Residences Act, 1870.-Money laid out in Lands to be

settled to same Uses .

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LECTURE XVII.

A Term of Years.-Not a Freehold.-Has a certain beginning

and end.-Chattel Interests.-No Estates in Terms of

Years.-Executory Bequest.-Tenant for Years not seised.

-Freeholder in Remainder or Reversion is actually seised.

-Interesse termini.-Writ of Ejectione firma.-Action of

Ejectment.-Confessing Lease, Entry and Ouster.-Lease

and Release.-Trusts of Terms.-Trust to attend the In-

heritance. Satisfied Term. Surrender. Merger.

Dower. Stat. 8 & 9 Vict. c. 112.-Terms not satisfied.-

Inconveniences of long Terms of Years.-Long Terms

created to evade Feudal Rights.

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LECTURE XVIII.

Portions." Younger Children," meaning of.-Ellison v.
Thomas, 1 De Gex, J. & S. 18.-Swinburne v. Swinburne,
17 W. R. 47.-Collingwood v. Stanhope, L. R., 4 H. of L.
43.-Additional Portions on failure of Issue Male.-Mode
of securing. Exception to rule as to Perpetuities where
Estate Tail proceeds.-Case v. Drosier, 2 Keen, 764; 5 My
& Cr. 246.-Sykes v. Sykes, L. R., 13 Eq. 56.

LECTURE XIX.

Advancement in Satisfaction of Portions.-Advancement by

Parent in his Lifetime.-Cooper v. Cooper, L. R., 8 Ch. 813.

-Additional Advancement.-When Portion sinks.-Noel

v. Walsingham, 2 Sim. & Stu. 99.-Satisfaction of Portions.

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