HUSBAND AND WIFE.-(See Queen.)

Attainder of husband, prerogative as to forfeiture, how
it affects wife

Joint term of cannot be taken by King after husband's

death

I.

Page

217, 18

286, 7

IDIOTS (See Lunatics.)

Who are, and prerogative as to care of, as parens patriæ
Difference between them and lunatics

157

159

157

158

ibid.

Jurisdiction though idiot or his property abroad

158

158, 9

160

Chancellor's
's power from Crown

Guardian of, nature of his interests and rights
King avoids his acts, &c.

IMPORTATION.

King cannot in general restrain-(See Gunpowder.) 163 to 170

Licence, &c. to trade with enemy

Chancellor protects infants' interests and rights, and
when

Will assist guardians in their rights

INFORMATION.

Prerogative remedy in nature of civil action

1. Of intrusion; 2. of debt; 3. in rem
Of intrusion (See Intrusion.)

332

ibid.

332 to 335

INFORMATION (continued).

Of debt in nature of Crown action; remedy on revenue
forfeiture; compounding it, &c.

Page

335

In rem to recover goods themselves as derelict, &c.
What title or interest subject must shew

What objection waived by attorney-general not demur-

ring

ibid.

Cannot plead double

ibid.

Crown may reply, traverse several matters in plea, &c.—

ibid.

When King may waive count and declare de novo
In nature of quo warranto

ibid.

337

A prerogative remedy for King; nature and object of 246, 7
Consequence of not having (when necessary for King)

before seizure of property

Old inquisitio post mortem under military tenures

General object of inquiry as to lands

Not in general necessary when King's title appears
already of record

Or equally notorious

Or possession or freehold cast on King; as descent in re-
mainder; escheat; temporalities of bishops vacated;
devised lands; alien's lands, &c.

Not on attainder of treason

General rule when entry by subject necessary, inquisi-

tion for King is so

When necessary on clause of re-entry in Crown lease

249

249, 50

250

INQUISITION (continued).

Necessary for lands of idiots, &c. year day and waste,
temporalitics, &c. forfeited for contempt, enemy's
choses in action

Page

250

Actual seizure, or scire facias, when also necessary 250, 1, 2, 3
Some matter of record also necessary to divest estate in
King

253

When otherwise

ibid.

253, 4, 5

Restraints on Crown grants to strangers, of lands seized
and claimed by King, before inquisition found and re-
turned; and when such restraints hold, &c.
The defendant, claimant or traverser against King en-
titled to a grant or lease, and on what terms, &c.
Prerogative as to mesne or intermediate profits and is-

sues

Requisites of inquisition as to finding of whom lands,
holden, &c.

If finding not satisfactory, King may have a melius in-
quirendum, when, &c.-(See Melius ing.)
General rule, inquisition not necessary for King claim-

ing personalty

255,6

257

258

258, 9

259

ibid.

Coroner's jury, an inquisition for this purpose
Escheators where to sit, and as to return of inquisition ibid. 60
To find Crown debts under commission for extent
Nature of and proceedings on such commission, &c.—

(See Extents.)

265, &c.

Setting aside partially, &c.; and fresh writ thereon
Subject traversing or disputing them-(See Traverse of
Office-Extents, resisting.)

364

356, &c.

Persons holding copyhold terms, &c. and having rents,
commons, fees and profits apprendre in lands claimed
by Crown; protected though their interests not found
under inquisition

INSURRECTION.

In case of, King may command subject's assistance

INTERPLEADER.

Where conflicting claims against Crown prerogative as
to parties interpleading

INTRUSION.

Page

18, 49

361

Information of intrusion, in nature of action for trespass 332, 3

King may command personal services of his subjects 18, 49

IRREGULARITIES.

In extents, &c.-(See Extents, Resisting.)

IRELAND.

What laws and prerogative in

Statutes when bind

362, &c.

27,8

27

JOINTURE.

Page

Wife's jointure not liable to Crown debts when

JUDGES.

Chief, and others, how and by whom appointed
Hold during good behaviour

Do not lose their situation by demise of Crown
How removed

Legal advisers of King, &c.

JUDGMENT.

Court to give ex officio for King, where his title appears

though inter alios

On extents, rule for

Necessary to have award of amoveas manus and why
For subject to recover lands is amoveas manus or ouster
le main

244, 372

371, 2

372, 3

348, 9, &c.

ibid.
ibid. 50

349

350

ibid. 1

Judgment for subject always general reservation of
King's right

348

Without it lands remain in King, it puts King out
Alone sufficient to enable subject to take possession
Ouster le main to King's patentee of the lands
Amoveas manus where several recover

If subject misuse the amoveas manus, King may reseize,
when and how

JURE POSTLIMINII.

JURY.

Former charter rights revive on King reconquering a
colony, &c.

Persons cannot refuse to serve on

King may exempt a person from serving on

JUSTICE.

King, fountain of

King cannot now personally administer
Courts of(See Courts.)