| It may be thought that custom, and express conditions of feoffment, must have acted against disruption. |
| If a tenant in tail after a possibility make a feoffment of his land, he in reversion may enter for the forfeiture. |
| A tenant can alienate his lands by feoffment at fifteen years of age. |
| Unless he relies on long continued user, he must rely upon grant or feoffment. |
| It appears that the feoffment of free tenants was no equivalent for the destruction of the tithing. |
| The tenant is of age sufficient to alienate his estate by feoffment at the age of fifteen. |
