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1. Co. Litt. 142. b.
2. Vol. i. 723. sec. 12
3. Co. Litt. 22. b.
4. See supra, p. 10.12.
5. 2 Comm. 175.
6. Gentoo Code, by Halhed, p. 153.
7. Litt. sec. 567, 568. Co. Litt. ibid. Co. Litt. 49. a. Doe v. Cole. 7 Barnw. & Cress. 243. Mr. Preston says, it is more usual to pass a reversion by lease and release, or bargain and sale. Preston on Abstracts, vol. ii. 85.
8. Smith v. Angel, 1 Salk. Rep. 354. Villers v. Handley, 2 Wils. Rep. 49.
9. Holt, Ch. J., in Kellow v. Rowden, Carth. Rep. 129. Rook v, Clealand, 1 Lord Raym. 53.
10. 1 Rol. Abr. 269. A. pl. 2. Kellow v. Rouden, Carth. 126. 3 Mod. Rep. 253. S. C.
11. 2.Atk. Rep. 204. Forrest. MS. cited in Cruise's Dig. tit. Reversion, sec. 26.
12. Symonds v. Cudmore, 4 Mod. Rep. 1. Shelburne v. Biddulph. 4 Bro. P. C. 594.
13. Jesser v. Gifford, 4 Burr. 2141.
14. Jackson v. Peaked,1 Maule & Selw. 234. Randall v. Cleveland. 6 Conn. Rep. 328.
15. Co. Litt. 143. a. 151. a. b.