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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 edition. Excerpt: ... in 'wastes, by owner, 165 by tenants, 277, 288 See Customary Inclosures. Customary Court, 258, 266 how summoned, 266 attended by whom, 267 Customary inclosures, 224, 254 differ from approvements, 225, 255 tenure of new inclosure, 258, 265 concurrent with approve-ment, 212, 259, 260 in royal forests, 262 variations in mode of, 262 consent of homage, 264 copyhold Act, 265 freeholders when sum-moned, 270 jury how constituted, 27-2 who may take inclosure, 276 inclosures by tenants, 277, 288 D. Dairy, Lord's right to build, 206 Dead wood, right of taking, 84, 29 Dean, Forest of, --mineral customs in, 112 exception from General In-closure Act, 157 Dedication--of highway to public, 292 of village-greens, 288, 295 of town-greens, 288, 295 whether of wastes near large towns, 281, 300 not presumed from public user, 289, 292, 300 Demesne of manor--common in, 125 once lay in open fields, 29 copyhold cultivated with 125 copyhold how part of, 217, 230 rights of pasture in respect of, 8 Derbyshire, mineral customs of 112, 116 Descent, unity of possession by, 127 does not cause extinguish-ment, 127 Destruction of product, com-mon lost by, 120, 146 Destruction of commoner's estate, 120, 138 Devonshire, mineral customs. in, 112 differ from those of Corn-wall, 113 Digging, common of, 19, 25, 83, 235 similar to common of esto-vers, 109 appurtenant, 23, 109, 239 in gross, 23, 109, 238 of copyholders by custom, 109 of inhabitants on seashore, 111 inhabitants have not on waste, 110 distinguished from separate interests, 38, 111 from mineral customs, 113 of digging coal, 25, 110, 240 clay or stones, 25, 38, 110 precious metals, 26 of digging turf and peat, 97 marl, 109, 235 of sand and gravel, 110 profit must be used by com-moner, 109 and not sold, 109 unless..
