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Merton Cap. 4. The Lord of wast woods and pastures, may approoue against his Tenant, if he leaue sufficient common and pasture to his Tenant, with egresse and regresse according to his land.
Westm̄. 2. Cap. 46. Such a Lord may ap∣prooue in like sort against his neighbours which haue common appurtenante, and for his Winde-mill; necessarie increase of Court, or Court-lodge.
Hither belongeth chemin, or way ouer ones land from one certaine place to ano∣ther, whether from close to close, or from his house, or the kings high street, or church. and other Hereditaments of like nature.