...evidenced by the records of the court. But not all these lands are held by exactly the same title. Some are held by copy of court roll according to the custom of the manor, on the terms set out on a copy of the entry of admission. Others are held without a documentary title,...

...mutually exclusive. A copyholder is a tenant at will, though qualified by the addition of the words " by copy of court roll according to the custom of the manor." It not seldom happens that in rentals and surveys he is simply described as a tenant at will, and that...

...mutually exclusive. A copyholder is _ a tenant at will, though qualified by the addition of the words " by copy of court, roll according to the custom of the manor/" It~~not seldom happens that in rentals and surveys he is simply described as a tenant at will, and...

...1841, was consolidated by the Copyhold Act 1804. Owing to the incidents attaching to land " holden by copy of court roll according to the custom of the manor " in the shape of fines and heriots, the inability to grant a lease for a term exceeding a year, and...

...And for £i6 i%s.2d. for rent and farm of certain lands and tenements there, let to divers persons by copy of Court [roll] according to the custom of the manor. . . . And for 85. 4</. for rent of tenants at the will of the lord there, viz. of Thomas Spencer, for...

...their lands there.... And for 57*. $d. for rent of lands and tenements there, let to divers tenants by Copy of Court [roll] according to the custom of the manor. .. . And for $s. for rent of tenants at will of the lord there.... And for icw. for the farm of three...

...See also ch. xv. . s. ii., (>, 1. Blaokstone (Sir W.) Considerations on the question, whether Tenants by Copy of Court Roll according to the Custom of the Manor, though not at the will of the lord, are Freeholders qualified to vote in Elections for Knights of the...

...late in the tenure of Richard Adam, Adrian Adam, and William Adam, or one of them, for their lives by copy of Court Roll according to the custom of the Manor of Paington and one landboote called Lymbery containing 55f acres now in the tenure of William Adam...

...Wigglesworth v. Dallison ; Bryant v. Foot. Customary Freeholds. A superior kind of copyholds. The tenants hold by copy of court roll according to the custom of the manor, but not at the will of the lord. Abolished by the Law of Property Act, 1922. Customs. The duties or...

...the homagers as a necessary condition, but in open Court, to grant parcels of the waste in severally to be held by copy of court roll according to the custom of the manor. [678] And I find and declare that no such custom was proved. They also contended, that if the consent...