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The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century

Note 522 — Chapter III · THE QUESTION OF TENANT RIGHT

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Croke’s Reports, vol. iii., Trin. 4 Caroli, Rot. dcciv. case 7. Custom that copyholder for life may cut down trees pronounced “a void and unreasonable custom and not allowable by law. For it is the destruction of the inheritance and against the nature of a copyholder for life. But peradventure there may be such a custom for a copyholder of inheritance."

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