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13 E. 1, STAT. 1, CAP. I, DE DONIS.
I'M. liberum maritagiunt cum
tali muliere, & quod post mor-
tem prcedictorum viri & mit-
licris, prcedicto B. •filio eorun-
dein viri & mulieris descendere
dfbeut per formam donationis
prcEdictce, ut dicit, &c. (4)
Vel. Quod C. dedit tali d- 7w
redibufs dc corpore svo e-rcun-
tibvs, & quod post mortem
Hiiiiff tulis, prcedicto B. filio
prfrdicti tails, descendere de-
heut pcrfornmm, d'c.
IV. The Writ whereby the
Giver shall recover (when Is-
sue faileth) is common enough
in the Chancery; (2) And it
is to wit, that this Statute
shall hold Place touching
Alienation of Land contrary
to the Form of the (Gift here-
after to be made, and shall
not extend to Gifts made be-
fore. (3) And if a Fine be
levied hereafter upon such
Lands, it shall be void in the
Law; (4) neither shall the
Heirs, or such as the "Rever-
sion belongeth unto, though
they be of full Age. within
England, and out of Prison,
need to make their Claim.
Altered by 36 H. 8, c. 36.
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liberum nuiritagiiim cum tali
inuUere & quod post mortem
predictorum viri & mulieris
predicto B. filio predictorum
viri <k mulieris descendere
debet per formam donationis
predicte ut dicit. Vel, Quod
C. dedit tall & Jieredibus de
corpore suo exeunt ibns if; quod
post mortem ipsius talis pre-
dicto B. filio predicti talis
descendere debet per formam
&c.
Breve per quod donator ha-
bet recuperare suum deficiente
esitu satis est in usu in can-
cellaria & sciendnm quod hoc
statutum quo ad alieuationem
tenement! contra formam doni
iniposterum faciendam locum
habet & ad dona prius facta
nou extenditur. Et si finis
super hujusmodi teuemento
iniposterum levetur ipso jure
•sit uullus nec habeant heredes
aut llli ad quos spectat rever-
sio licet pleue sint etatis in
Anglia & extra prisonam ue-
cesse apponere clameun suum.
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The part of the statute as to the form of the formedon is not now in use.
But I have preferred to give this famous statute entire.
Several sorts of Gifts of Lands in Tail.1 1 Leond. 212. 1 Roll. 48, 1.53,
' Personalty is, of course, not within the Statute, but incorporeal hereditaments are, such as dignities,
In re Rivett-Carnac's Will, 30 Ch. D.
136; coal duties, Atty. Gen. v. Richmond, (1907) 2 K. B. 940.
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