Grissell And Sir Christopher Hodsden’s Case: 1653

In the case it was agreed for law, that if two lords be tenants in common of a waste, and each of them hath a court, in which are divers by-lawes made, it ought to be presented by the homage, that such a one hath not any thing in the common ad exhaeredtionem domini, and not dominorum, notwithstanding that they are tenants in common.

Citations:

[1653] EngR 878, (1653) Godb 156, (1653) 78 ER 95 (C)

Links:

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Updated: 15 May 2022; Ref: scu.413185