А DIGEST OF The Laws of England RESPECTING REAL PROPERTY. BY WILLIAM CRUISE, THE SECOND EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED. VOLUME THE SIXTH, CONTAINING Title 38. Devise. LONDON: PRINTED BY A. STRAHAN, AND J. COOKE, DUBLIN. 1818. CON TENTS OF THE SIXTH VOLUME. TITLE XXXVIII. DEVISE. CHAP. I. Of the Origin and Nature of Devises. ORIGIN of Devises Page 1 5 7 8 id. I. 6. Statutes of Wills 10. Nature of a Devise under these Statutes 13. Of a Codicil 15. No particular Form necessary 18. A Devise transfers the Freehold 19. And imports a Consideration 20. Devises are void against Creditors 23. Devisees are entitled to aid in Equity 25. A Will of Lands need not be proved in the Ecclesias 9 id. id. 10 tical Court 28. But may be registered II id. CHAP. II. Who may devise, and to whom. 2. Who may devise 3. The King 5. The Queen Consort 15 id. 16
id. 8. Lands contracted for 17. Rents 33 id. id. id, 0 18. Tithes 19. Franchises 22. Contingent Estates and Interests 27. The Devisor must be seized or entitled 31. And must continue seized or entitled 32. Exceptions 33. Tenancies escheated 34. Copy holds purchased 36. Terms for Years 37. A Right of Entry is not devisable 39. Nor a Joint Tenancy 34 37 39 40 id. id. id. 41 42 |