Of  Ajuprottment  of  Common,


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as  a  right  to  dig  for  sand,  &c.,  if  he  leave  sufficient  common  of
(q).  In  pleading  such  a  right  in  a  lord,  it  must  be  stated  that
as  sufficiency  of  common  left  for  the  commoners  (r) :  but  the  right
of  the  knrd  mi^  bo  giTen  in  cTidence  on  an  issue  joined  on  the  right  of
common  over  the  loctts  in  ouo,  at  the  time  the  trespass  was  committed,
and  need  not  be  specially  pleaded.  Besides  the  lord,  any  person  who  is
•eiaad  in  fee  of  part  of  a  waste  within  a  manor  may  approve,  leaving  a
anfl^ency  of  common  (s).
