...Land. Special is, when it is certainly fet down, of whom the Iflfue fhall come ; as when Lands are given to a Man and his Wife, and the Heirs of their two Bodies ; when only the Ifliie of that Wife may inherit the Land. This Word [Body] making the Tail, may be...

...Sifter and her Heirs} and one of the Coparceners grants the Reverfion of her Part and ten Acres Co a Man and his Wife, and the Heirs of their two Bodies begotten, and afterwards the Tenant for Life dieth, and a Stranger doth enter and abate in the L.ni-1 i the Husband...

...inhetiting in their. Turns: But Tail /pedal is quite the Reverie, it being where Lands, &c. are limited to a Man and his Wife, and the Heirs of their two Bodies begotten ; and it is fo called, becaufe if the Husband bury his Wife before Iffue, and takes another, the I...

...Brother of the Half-blood fhall be Heir. And concerning the Words, feifed in Fte-fimple ; if Lands are given to a Man and his Wife, and the Heirs of their two Bodies, the Remainder to the Heirs of the Husband, and they have Iffue a Son, then the Wife dies, and he takes...

...begotten. Special is, when it is certainly fet down of whom the Iflue fhall come ; as when Lands are given to a Man and his Wife, and the Heirs of their two Bodies j when only the Iffiie of that Wife may inherit the Land. And is either General, or Special: Fee-Tail...

...eflatcs in fee-fimple were forfeited before. Alio it hath been (и) adjudged, That where lands are giren to a man and his wife, and the heirs of their two bodies, the intail is forfeited by his attainder, and the heir is as much difabled as ¡f the gift had been...

...Tail fpecial he thus delcribes : ' Tail fpecial is ' that whereby lands or tene' ments he limited unto a man ' and his wife, and the heirs ' of their two bodies begotten, ' becaufc if the man bury his ' wife before ifiue, and take an• other, the ifliic by the fécond...

...wrong done to make him here a qualified heir. And in that ftatute it was faid, " when " lands were given to a man and his wife, and " the heirs of their two bodies begotten," fo that the ftatute, itfelf, took notice of fuch fpecial heir. Vide Robinfim So> the caf"e Put bY Littleton,...

...iflue was to fpring j for no limitation, conveyance, or other human a£l can make it. For, if land be given to a man and his wife, and the heirs of their two bodies begotten, and they arc divorced a vinculo matrimotiii, they fhall neither of them have this eftate, but be barely...

...land as heir to the uncle, for that he is of the •whole blood to him. Litt. S. 8. 44. If lands are given to a man and his wife and the heirs of their two bodies, the remainder to the heirs of the hufband, and thev have iílue a fon and the wife dies, and he takes...