The Common Law Common-Placed; Containing, the Substance and Effect of All the Common Law Cases Dispersed in the Body of the Law, Collected as Well ... the Terms of the Law, and the Most Co baixar o livro de graça

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1726 Excerpt: ...according to the Sub stance of the Deed; and not the strict Grammatical 1 Inst. 146. Sense. And Constructions of Grants shall be agree1 Inst. 313. able to the Intention pf the Parties. A Lord of a -, f. Manor, cannot grant the fame, and reserve the Court-Baron, which is inseparably incident. Is-a Lav.Rep.45. common Person grants a. Rent, or other Thing that lies in Grant, without Limitation of Estate; by the Delivery of the Deed only, a Freehold pastes: But if the King make such a Grant, it is void for IncerCro. El 32S..tainty. A Grant to a Man, with a Blank for his Christian Name; or where his Christian Name is '. mistaken, is void. And Grants may be void by Incertainty, Impossibi1 Tnst. TP5. lity, being against Law, &c. But where the Grant t Rep. 46. t is impossible according to the Letter, the Law may make fitch Construction as by Possibility it may take! Witt GUardian is he that hath the Custody and Eddcatidn of a Person, not of sufficient Discretion to_ guide himself and his Estate. And a Guardianship of a Minor, is an Interest in the Body; or Lands, &c, of one within Age.., -There are three Sorts of Guardianships; viz.. by i inst. 8& the Common Law, by Statute Law, and by particuilar Custom: By Common Law, there are Guardians Lit. 114, in Chivalry, taken away by Statute; Guardians by Nature, as Father or Mother; Guardians iri Socage, 5 Rep. j.' who are the next of Blood to whom the Inheritance a inst. 36'ji cannot discend, if the Father does not order it other-1 wife; Guardians because of Nurture, when the Fa ther by.his Will appoints one to be Guardian of.the Child: By Statute, a Father by Deed in his iaCahi-i. Life-timej Orby Wilt, may dispose the Custody of his Child under 21 Years of Age, and not marjriddj during Minority ...