Thus,  by  an  award,  made  with  the  con-
currence of  A^  the  patron,  the  whole
rent-charge  was  made  payable  to  B.,  the
rector,  A.  being  at  the  time  entitled  to
one-half  of  the  com  tithes,  but  ignorant
of  his  rights.  Held,  that  A.  might  have
relief  in  this  Court  as  against  B.  Clarke
V.  Ytmgg,  vol.  5,  p.  523

2.  il.  and  B.  were  entitled  to  tithes  in
equal  moieties.  B.,  under  mistake,  re-
ceived the  whole,  a  bill  by  A.  against  B.
for  his  moiety  was  dismissed  with  costs
Ibid.
8.  The  right  to  tithes,  as  against  an  eccle-
siastical  corporation  aggregate,  is  barred
under  the  S  &  4  Will,  4,  c.  27,  by  non-
payment  for  twenty  years.  The  Dean  and
Chapter  of  Ely  v.  Elite,  vol.  5,  p.  674

4.  The  right  to  the  tithes  of  an  allotment
generally  follows  the  right  to  the  old
tenement,  in  respect  of  which  the  allot-
ment is  made.    Blackford  ▼.  Kirkpairick,

vol.  6,  p.  232

6.  By  the  common  law,  the  rector  has  a
right  to  all  such  tithes  as  the  vicar  is  not
proved  to  be  entitled  to,  and  the  title  of
the  vicar  must  rest  either  on  direct  proof
of  an  endowment,  or  on  an  endowment  to
be  inferred  by  prescription  or  usage.  At-
torneif- General  v.  Ward,      vol.  11,  p.  203

6.  Tithes  of  peas  and  beans  have  been
held  to  be  comprised  in  the  description  of
''tithes of  com."    Ibid.
TITLE  OF  PLEADINGS.
[See  Irreoulari'tt.]

TITLE  TO  PROPERTY.
