New Commentaries on the Laws of England, Vol. 2: Partly Founded on Blackstone (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Common appurtenant, (which is said to be frequently confounded with common appendant [nriseth from no connection of tenure, nor from any absolute necessity; but may be annexed to land: in other lordship (r), or extendtootherheectsbesidessuchu mgenenllycom moneble - as hogs, goats, or the like, which neither plough nor manure the ground. This, not er'ling from any natural propriety or necessity, like common appen dant, is not therefore of general right,j but can only he claimed by grant, or by the long tinge of particular persons to enjoy the sameo); which letter title is com monly called a title by prescription; and ts supposed by the lew,tobefoundedon a special grant or agreement ori ginally mode {or this purpose.

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