REAL PROPERTY LAW-continued.
V. Incidents-continued.

Conditions-continued.
Breach of, taking advantage
of-continued.

(b.) Under 32 Hen. 8, c. 34,
and 22 & 23 Vict. c. 35,

Where special customs of de-
scent,
Varieties of,

(1.) Impossible,

(a.) In legacies,
(b.) In contracts,

(aa.) Impossible from
beginning,

(bb.) Impossible from subsequent events,

(2.) Precedent and subse

quent,
(a.) With reference

estates,

to

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(bb.) Personal property,

Period to which death referrible,

(a.) Personal estate,

(aa.) Prior absolute interest,
(bb.) Prior life interest,

(b.) Real estate,

(an.) Before 1 Vict. c. 26,

(bb.) Since 1 Vict. c. 26 .76-77

Conditions,

Benefit of,

(a.) At Common Law,

(b.) Under 8 & 9 Vict. c. 106, Creation of, time of,

(a.) In freehold estates, (b.) In personal property, Breach of, taking advantage of, (.) At Common Law,

(g) Right from under-
ground water,
(h.) Right for land with
buildings on it,

(i) Right to cause a sub-
sidence,

(5.) As to ways,

(j.) Right of private way, (k.) Right of public way, Easements which are licences only, (1.) Right of prospect,

(2.) Right to shop-window view, (3.) Right of wind to windmill, Modes of acquisition of, and proof of,

(1.) At Common Law, (2.) Under Prescription Act (2 & 3 Will. 4, c. 71), Mode of calculating times, Varieties of adverse proof, Remedies for disturbance of, Defences to,

Extinguishment and suspension

REAL PROPERTY LAW-continued.
V. Incidents-continued.

Escheat-continued.

Abolished in second case (33 & 34 Vict. c. 23)

Fealty

Fences

Fines on alienation

Forfeiture

Frauds, Statute of (see also
Common Law and Equity
Law),

(1.) As regards leases, s. 1,
(2.) Exception where lease not
exceeding three years, &c.,
s. 2,

(3.) Assignment and surrender
of leases, s. 3

Freebench,

What is,

Amount of.

Heir,

Who is,

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