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THE

C Ο Ν Τ Ε Ν Τ S.

PAR T I.

Of Actions founded upon Torts.

Β Ο Ο Κ Ι.

F

II

OR what Injuries affecting the Person an

Action may be brought.
Chap. 1. Of Slander,

Page 3
2. Of Malicious Prosecution,
3. Afault and Battery,

15
4. Of False Imprisonment,
5. Of Injuries arising from Negligence
or Folly,

25
6. Of Adultery,

26

22

BOOK II.
For what Injuries affecting a Man's personal

Property, an Action may be brought.
Chap. 1. Of Deceit,

30 2. Of Trover,

32 3. Of Detinue,

49 4. Of Replevin,

52 5. Of Refcous,

61 6. Of Case for Misbehaviour in Office, Trust or Duty,

64 7. Of Cafe for consequential Damages, 74

BOOK

V

Β Ο Ο Κ ΙΙΙ. .

For what Injuries affecting a Man's real Pro

perty an Action may be brought. Chap. 1. Of Trespass,

Page 81 2. Of Ejectment,

93 3. Of a Writ of Right,

115 4. Of a Formedon,

Ibid. 5. Of Dower,

116 6. Of Waste,

119 7. Of Asize, 8. Of Quare Impedit.

120

I 22

Of Actions founded

upon

Contract.
Chap. 1. Of Account,

127 2. Of Afumpfit,

128 3. Of Covenant,

156 4. Of Debt,

167

PART III.

184

Of Actions given by Statute.
Chap. 1. Of Aations upon the Statute of

Hue and Cry,' "1.5
2. Of Allions for not setting out of
Tithe,

188 3. For exèrcising, a Trade without serving an Apprenticeship,

192 4. General Rules concerning Actions on Penal Statutes,

194

PART