I. Effect of conveyance by Grantor out of possession upon adverse holder. 1. By the common law, a conveyance of land by a person against whom there II. Effect of possession not characterized by adverse act. Authorities, see 125, n. (a.) 3. A tract of land was granted, by letters patent. to A. in 1735, which was Jackson, ex dem. Gansevoort v. Lunn, 109, 539. III. Issue on writ of Right. 4. On the issue on a writ of right, the only question is, which of the parties Where the ancestor of the demandant was in possession of the premises in sumption of right in the tenant, arising from a possession of 38 years only, And a patent died in 1697, produced in evidence by the tenant, not for the See ENTRY. POWER. Where an inquisition taken under the second section of the act, amending Cases and authorities, 109, n. (a.) See LIMITATION. PRACTICE. I. Abatement. 1. Of Suit by Civil Death. 2. Privilege. II. Act for the relief of Debtors with respect to III. Absent and Absconding Debtors. IV. Account. V. Administrator. VI. Affidavit. VII. Amendment. 1. Of Declaration. 2. Of Pleading after Demurrer. VIII. Appearance. IX. Arrest of Judgment. X. Attachment. XI. Attorney. XII. Auter action pendens. 1. Effect of, and Pleading in chief. 2. Justification. 3. Surrender of Principal. 4. Relief of. 5. Discharge of. 6. Proceedings against. XIV. Case. a. Irregular-Effect of Laches. 1. Where a point is reserved. 2. Amendment to. 3. Effect of. XV. Certiorari. 1. Rule to join in Error on. 2. Nature of return to. XVI. Commission. 1. Issuing of, in Discretion of the Court. 2. Affidavit to support motion for. a. Who may make. b. What it ought to contain. 3. Costs on motion for. 4. Return of. XVII. Contempt. XVIII. Costs. 1. For not proceeding to Trial. 2. Of former Action. 3. Payment of. 4. Collecti n of. 5. Notice of Taxation on whom served. 6. Against Attorney. 7. In Writ of Right. XIX. Damages. XX. Debt. XXI. Declaration. 1. Change of Venue. 2. Time to plead to Amended. XXII. Default. 1. When it may be entered. 2. Application to set aside. 3. Against whom entered in Ejectment. 5. In Actions against Bail. XXIII. Demurrer. 1. Frivolous-withdrawal of. 2. Withdrawal of after rule for Judgment. XXIV. Ejectment. 1. Striking out name of dead lessor. 2. Effect of service of second narr., in. a. When entered. b. Against whom entered. 3. Consent rule-New narr.-Common Bail-Plea. XXV. Error. XXVI. Exoneretur. XXVII. Forcible Entry and Detainer. XXVIII. Fraud. XXIX. Hard defence— Usury. XXX. Imparlance. XXXI. Inquest. XXXII. Inquisition. XXXIII. Irregularity, motion to set aside proceedings for. XXXIV. Joinder in Error. XXXV. Judgment. XXXVI. Judgment, as in case of Nonsuit. 1. When Plaintiff may stipulate or not. 2. What excuses performance of stipulation. XXXVII. Justice. XXXVIII. Laches. XXXIX. Mandamus. XL. Motion. 1. To submit controversy to Sheriff's inquest-Effect of 2. To try, &c. a. Waiver of. b. What excuses not going to trial. 3. Costs of. LVII. Supplemental Affidavit. LVIII. Time, construction of order, giving. LIX. Trial. LX. Use and occupation. LXI. Vacatur. LXII. Venue. 1. What Affidavits, on which motion to change is made, 2. Counters Affidavits on motion. 3. In Debt. 4. In use and occupation. 5. Effect of change in Declaration. LXIII. Verdict. LXIV. Writ of Error. LXV. Writ of Right. 1. View. 2. Summons. 3. Plea. 4. Ne Recipiatur. 5. Costs. |