The Young clerk's tutor enlarged

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The Young clerk's tutor enlarged
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[London? :: Printed for R.C. ...,
1668]
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Forms (Law) -- Great Britain.
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Page 94

A Fine by a Knight and his Wife to an Archbishop and another, of three Mannors, Messuages, Tofts, Cottages, Mills, Barns, Gardens, Land, Mea∣dow, Pasture, Wood, Furze, Heath, and Rent; the Advowson of a Church, and view of Frank-Pledge, with general Warranty.

PR. J. L. Militi & M. uxori ejus, quod juste,* 1.1 &c. teneant Reverendo in Christo Patri T. Y. per∣missione divina Archiepiscopo Eborac. Angliae Primati, & G. L. Armigero, con. &c. de Maneriis de R. K. & M. cum pertin. ac de quinquaginta Messuagiis, quingentis Toftis, ducentis cottagiis, sex molendinis, quingentis horreis, quingen. gardinis, quinque mille acris Terrae, mille acris Prati, sex mille acris Pasturae, mille acris bosci, decem mille acris Jampnorum & bruere, ac de quinquaginta libris red∣dit. cum pertin. in R. C. A. alias S. T. V. W. & E. ac de advo∣catione Ecclesiae de E. predict. ac de visu Franci plegii de R. G. &c A. praedict. Et nisi, &c.

Et est Concordia talis, scilicet, quod praed. J. & M. re∣cogn. praedict. maneria, tenementa, reddit. advocationem & visum Franc. Pleg. cum pertin. esse jus ipsius Archiepisco∣pi, ut illa quae idem Archiepiscopus & G. habent de dono praedictorum J. & M. Et illa remiserunt, & quiet. clam. de ipsis J. & M. & haered. ipsius J. prafat. Archiepisco & D. & haered. ipsius Archiepiscopi in perpetuum. Et praeterea iidem J. & M. concesserunt, pro se & haered. ipsius J. quod ipsi. warrant. prafat. Archiepiscopo & G. & haered. ipsius Archiepiscopi praedict. maneria, tenementa, reddit. advo∣cationem &c visum Franc. Pleg. cum pertin. contra omnes homines in perpetuum. Et pro hac, &c.

Page 95

Note, That although a married Woman cannot covenant by Deed, yet she may warrant by Fine.

Note, If a Mannor extend into divers Towns er Villages, you must express all the Towns whereunto it extends; or if you omit any of them, no part of the Mannor in such Town omitted passeth; yet a Fine of a Mannor cum pertin. without naming any place where it lies, is good, and passeth the whole Mannor.

Note, A Mill will pass by Molendinum alone; but it is better, and more usual, to add Ventosum or Aquaticum.

Note, That Personages, Rectories, Advowsons, Vicarages, or Tythes impropriate, pass not by the names de advoca∣tione Ecclesiae, but de Rectoria Ecclesiae de A. cum pertin. But when it is of a presentation only, it must be advocatione Ecclesiae de A. and not cum pertin.

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