R v Duchess of Buccleugh
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1704 |
| Date | 1704 |
| Court | Court of the King's Bench |
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4 cases
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Chewton Common Re
... ... 1250C ) ... Reg. v. Duchess of Buccleugh ( 1704 ) 6 Mod. 150 followed ... The following cases are referred to in the judgment: ... Attorney-General v. Hanmer ( ... ...
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Corpus Christi College, Oxford (President and Scholars) v Gloucestershire County Council
...by alienation, deprive those entitled to their rights over it or in respect of it, see Swayne's case 8 Coke's Reports 63 and The Queen v. Duchess of Buccleugh (1704) 1 Salkeld 358. 21 Nowadays there are few, if any, manors left intact. The Lords of the Manor have sold off the house and land......
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Fraunces's Case
...Brownl. 277. Cr. El. 219. Cr. Jac. 679. Cr. El. 694. 1 Leon. 230. (e) 1 Roll. 430, 431. Cr. Jac. 679. (/) 2 Ventr. 139. Com. Dig. Cond. N. 6 Mod. 150. See Cro. Jac. 567. Garret and Taylor. t Comyn. Rep. 228. 2 Saund. 181 a. (a) Co. Lit. 217 a. Plowd. 34 a. 135 a. b. Fitz. Ass. 161. Br. Cond......
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Taylor v -
...aliens any part of that land, an information may be exhibited against such alienee (alone) whenever the bridge is out of repair. S. C. 6 Mod. 150. 7 Mod. 98. An information was exhibited against the defendant, for that, that he and all the lords of the manor of D. have time whereof, &c. bee......