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Tenant in Tayle cannot Will his Lands, nor bargain, sell or grant, but for terme of his life, without a Fine, or Recovery.
If a man will purchase lands in Fee, it be∣hoveth him to have these words, Heires, in his purchase.
If a man would grant Lands in Tayle, it behoveth him to appoint what body they shall come of.
Yet a devise of lands to a man and his heires males, is a good Intayle; and of lands to a man for ever, a good Free-Simple.