PRINTED FOR JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH AND SON, LAW-BOOKSELLERS, 43, FLEET-STREET;

AND J. COOKE, ORMOND QUAY, DUBLIN.

1824.

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TOTHER

1. AND T. CLARKE, PRINTERS, ST: JOHN-SQUARE, LONDON.

CONTENTS

OF THE

FIFTH VOLUME.

TITLE XXXIII.

PRIVATE ACT.

Sect.

1. ALIENATION by matter of Record

2. Private Act

5. What makes an Act private

11. Some cases where private Acts may be obtained

21. Mode of passing private Acts

29. Operation of a private Act

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33. Bars an Estate Tail and all Remainders over

37. But not a Remainder after an Estate for life

39. Construction of private Acts

43. Effect of the general Saving

49. May be relieved against

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20. King's Silver

27. Rules of Court, and Statutes on this Subject

30. Concord

42. Similar to a Judgment

64. Motions to prevent Fines from passing

67. Felony to acknowledge a Fine in the Name of another 84

68. When a Fine is completed

CHAP. III.

Several sorts of Fines.

1. Fines executed, and executory

10. Fine sur cognizance de droit come ceo, &c.

858

89

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13. Courts of Great Sessions in Wales

CHAP. IV.

In what Courts Fines may be levied, and before whom ac-

knowledged.

1. Fines originally levied in all Courts

4. Court of Common Pleas

8. Court of the County of Lancaster

10. Court of the County of Chester

11. Court of the City of Chester

12. Court of the County of Durham

14. Court of the Isle of Ely

5. Married Women

id.

4. The Queen

18. Joint Tenants, Coparceners, and Tenants in Common 118

19. Persons outlawed, &c.

20. Who are incapable of levying Fines

21. Persons having no Estate

36. Exceptions

37. Aliens

38. Infants

id.

id.

id.

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127

id.

129

46. Except Infant Trustees

130

49. Idiots and Lunatics

132

53. Corporations

id.

54. Who may take by Fine