The Canadian Conveyancer and Hand-Book of Legal Forms: Being a Selection of Concise Precedents in Conveyancing, Carefully Revised, and Adapted to the ... With Introduction and Notes (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Our Laws regarding Real Estate are much more simple than those of the mother country, since Canada is, comparatively Speaking, a new country. All our titles to real estate are of a very recent date and can be traced to the Crown. There are several species of property in England which are not to be met with among us, owing to the circumstance of this being a. New country, and also owing to the different customs and usages existing in the two countries; and as instances we may mention copyholds, advowsons, tithes, rights of common, and rights of common of turbary, of piscary and pasture and seignories or lordships; neither have we tenure by custom of Gavelkind or Borough English - nor are all our written instruments subject to the stamp duty. Tithes were abolished in this Province by 2 Geo. IV. 0. 32.

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