may be room for a work of this kind, notwithstanding the existence of so many important treatises upon the same subjects, among which the first place must be given to the great work of Serjeant Scriven and the useful manuals of Mr. Rouse and Mr. Cuddon on the subject of the enfranchisement of copyholds.

2, NEW SQUARE, LINCOLN'S INN,

May, 1874.

C. ELTON.

I.-Instructions for effecting exchanges and partitions of

land and divisions of intermixed lands under the

Inclosure Acts. Issued by the Board of Agricul-

ture

Form of application for exchange

for partition

445-453

453

455

for division of intermixed lands. 456

APPENDICES-continued.

II.-Information and directions as to the mode in which

applications for the regulation or inclosure of com-

mons under the Inclosure Acts, 1845 to 1882, are to

be made to the Board of Agriculture, with explana-

tions respecting the law relating to the regulation

and inclosure of commons

Form of advertisement

PAGE

459-464

Application to the Board of Agriculture for a

Provisional Order for the regulation of a

Application to the Board of Agriculture for a Pro-

visional Order for the inclosure of a common

III.-Minute of the Board of Agriculture as to proceedings

on compulsory enfranchisements under the Copyhold

Acts, 1852 to 1887 .

464

464

465

466-472

Scale of compensation in ordinary cases of enfran-

chisement of copyholds of inheritance, framed pur-

suant to sect. 30 of the Copyhold Act, 1887. 473-475

Scale of allowance to valuers for services performed in

respect of enfranchisements under the Copyhold

Acts, framed pursuant to sect. 30 of the Copyhold

Act, 1887

Notice from lord or tenant or owner of desire for

extinguishment of manorial incidents and enfran-

chisement

Agreement between lord and tenant or owner that

the Board of Agriculture shall determine the

compensation for enfranchisement

476

477

477

Information to be furnished to the Board of Agri-

culture (Copyhold Department) in every case of

enfranchisement under the Copyhold Acts. 478-480

Agreement between lord and tenant settling amount
of enfranchisement compensation

Consent of lord to include reserved rights

Joint appointment of one valuer by lord and tenant

Enfranchisement Forms-continued.

PAGE

Appointment of valuer by lord or tenant or owner. 482

Notice of appointment of valuer from lord or tenant

or owner, and calling on the other to appoint his

valuer .

.

Appointment of umpire by valuers.

Extension of time for appointment of valuers or

umpire, and for making decision.

482

.

483

483

Appointment of valuer or umpire by the Board of

Agriculture.

484

484

485

486

488

488

489

.

490

Deed of enfranchisement of freeholds, &c., liable to

heriots and other manorial incidents

Notice to person entitled to the first vested estate of

inheritance in the manor, to be given if the en-

franchisement be under the Copyhold Act, 1841. 492

IV.-Table of Fees authorised to be taken by the Board of

Agriculture in respect of transactions under the

Copyhold and Inclosure Acts.

V.-Precedents of court rolls, copyhold assurances, &c.

Style of a court leet and court baron.

493-495

496

No. 1. Presentment in a court leet as to residents absent

from the court.

No. 2. Presentment in a court baron and customary court

as to tenants who have neglected to perform their

suit

No. 3. Presentment of the death of a copyhold tenant 497

No. 4. Presentment of a copyholder's will under which

admittance is claimed

No. 5. Admittance on descent, in court.

APPENDICES-continued.

V. Precedents of court rolls, &c.-continued.

No. 6. Presentment of the death of a copyholder, and

default recorded upon proclamation for his heir

No. 7. First proclamation in a statutory court held with-

out the presence of homagers, of the death of a

customary tenant, and default recorded

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498

498

498

No. 8. Second proclamation of the death of a customary

tenant and second default recorded

No. 9. Third proclamation of the death of a customary

tenant; third default recorded; precept to seize

quousque issued.

498

499

No. 11. Conditional surrender in court by a copyholder. 499

No. 12. Admittance of a purchaser at the court at which

the surrender is made to him

No. 13. Acknowledgment in court by a mortgagee of the

payment and satisfaction of moneys secured by a

conditional surrender

No. 14. Admittance in court of a tenant in tail in posses-

sion; surrender by way of disentailing assurance

and admittance thereon

No. 15. Surrender in court by a married woman entitled

to an equitable estate tail by way of disentailing

assurance.

501

No. 16. Voluntary grant in court to take effect in rever-

sion after the death, &c., of the lives in possession . 501

No. 17. Voluntary grant in court for lives successively

where the previous estate has fallen in

No. 18. Surrender in court by the first life on the death

of the second of three lives in order to fill up the

copy and admittance thereon

No. 19. Surrender out of court by a copyholder for lives

No. 21. Surrender out of court by a copyholder in fee to

a purchaser

504

No. 22. Surrender out of court by an equitable tenant in

tail in possession, with the consent of the protector

of the settlement, for the purpose of barring the

entail

504