ISBN: 9781231590461

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RareBooksClub.com. Paperback. New. This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 512 pages. 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. 1832 Excerpt: . . . E. 3. 45. 9 Ass. 34. 26 Ass. 60. 14 E. 3. Scir. fac. iaa. E. 3. 75. 11H. 4. 40. 3H. 6. 31. 45. 10H. 6. 13. aiH. 6. 11. H. 7. 19. 17 E. a. Ex. 113. 33 El. Dyer, 377. But (10) For misrecital a lease shall commence immediately. 6 Rep. bishop of Baths case. --The earl of Oxford by deed dated 10 Feb. 27 H. 8. demises to A. for 21 years; and afterwards by indenture reciting that he by indenture dated 10 Feb. 28 H. 8. had demised to A. for 21 years, demises the same land to B. habendum for 31 years from and after the expiration, surrender or forfeiture of the said lease. It was ruled, that B. s lease should commence in computation immediately, because A. s lease was misrecited. H. 10 Car. B. R. Crook, n. 8. Miller ana Manwaringe. But if in case of such a misrecital, the habendum be from and after the demise and indenture made to A. and it is not said the said demise, then the second lease shall commence after the true lease notwithstanding the misrecital. M. 1 and 2 P. and M. Hot. 648. Mount and Hodgken, Bendl. n. 71. Hal. MSS. --See Cro. Cha. 397, and N. Bendl. 38. See further as to the commencement of leases and the effect of misrecitals in that respect, Shep. Touch. 272. New Abr. Leases, L. and Vin. Abr. Estate, Z. a. and Grant, R. 4. , --Note 283. (1) Lord Coke confines the rule to common persons, because the king may reserve rent out of an incorporeal inheritance; the reason of which is that he, by his prerogative can distrain on all the lands of his lessee. 4 New Abr. 192, and 339--Note 284. (2) The case of a lease by deed is put, because in general things incorporeal will not pass without deed. Post. 48. a. 49. a. 169. a. and ante 9. a--Note 285. (3) 12 H. 4. 17. Vid. supra fol. 44. b. the case of the precentor of Pads, according to which rent on lease for years. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN., RareBooksClub.com<