8.  I£  Advowfon  be  appendant  to  a  Manor,  which,  defcends  to  divers  Co-
parceners, and  they  make  Partition  of  the  Manor  to  which  Sc  *  without  *  It  remains
fpeakmg  of  the  Advowfon,  the  Advowfon  notwithftanding  the  Divilion  and  l?  ^""g'^^c"'
Severanceof  the  Manor  to  which  &c.  remains  appendant.     8  Rep.  79.  b.  ^p^  "
Trin.  7  Jac.  in  Wyac  Wild's  Cafe.
(M.)     Bound,     'fy  njohat  Partition.
1.  IT  F  perfei}  Partition  be  made,  the  one  Parcener  cannot  re-enter  into  his
\^  Part  again  without  Agreement  of  the  other  to  defeat  the  Partition;  but
if  ^  Stranger  enters  into  Part  by  elder  Title,  there  the  Coparcener  may  enter
with  the  other,  and  they  Hiall  make  a  new  Partition.  Br.  Partition,  pi.
34.  cites  15  E.  4.  3.
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Partition.
(N)     What   Partitions  fhall   bind   them  and  the
behig  made  by  hifaiits^  Feme-Covert^  &c.
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I.  T  F  the  Partition  be  oi  Lands  iiitaikd,  or  if  any  of  the  Parceners  be  of
\^  Non  faiiic  Memorise,  it  lliall  bind  the  Parties  themfelves,    but  not
their  liiues,  unlefsit  be  equal.     Co.  Lit.  i66.
2.  Or  it  any  be  Covert,  it  lliall  bind  the  Husband,  but  not  the  Wife  or
her  Heirs.     Co.  Lite.  i66.
3.  Or  if  any  be  withm  Jge,  it  fliall  not  bind  the  Infant,     Co.  Litt.
166.
