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fault, and for a great fault after the greatness thereof, saving to him his contenement; and a merchant likewise, saving to him his merchandise; and any other's villein than ours shall be likewise amerced, saving his wainage,

Accessorium non ducit, sed sequitur suum principale

will pass: Law of Property Act, 1925, s. 141 (1). The law relative to contracts and mercantile transactions likewise presents many examples of the rule. Thus the obligation of the surety is accessory to that of the

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Tenure

aids for marrying the daughter or knighting the son, and all tenures of the king in capite, be likewise taken away; and that all sorts of tenures held o the king or others be turned into free

Straw, Man of

4 De G. & J. 544], and unless the Stannaries Act, 1869, s. 35, applies; and see CONTRIBUTORY. Likewise the assignee o a lease may escape liability on the covenants after assignment by 'assigning over' to a

Scheduled caste

hotchpotch of many castes or tribes or even races, may still be a Scheduled Caste under Article 341. Likewise, races or tribal communities or parts thereof or part or parts of groups within them may still be

Rolls of Parliament

Rolls of Parliament, the manuscript registers of the proceedings of our old Parliaments. In these rolls are likewise a great many decisions of difficult points of law which were frequently, informer times, referred to the determination

Recto, Breve de

tenements sued for, against the tenant of the freehold atleast, and in no other case; this writ was likewise called breve magnum de recto; (2) writ of right close, which was brought where one held lands and

Rank - Precedence

a position, especially an official one, within a social organisa-tion, of high social order or other standing status. Likewise the word 'precedence' denotes the ceremonial order or priority to be observed on formal occasions, or a right

Extravagantes

collection was brought down to the year 1843, and was called the common extravagantes, notwithstand-ing that they were likewise incorporated with the rest of the canon law. Papal constitution and decretal epistles of Pope John XXII and

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