INDEX. 621 



EMBEZZLEMENT, 

 by servant, 222 

 by drover of cattle, 225 



EMBLEMENTS, 



growing potatoes come within description of, 51 



value of, may be recovered on account of crops bargained and sold, 67 



definition of, 442 



executor's right to, 442 



devisee's right to, 442 



part of stock of farm, 443 



ENCROACHMENTS, 

 by the sea, 168 



made by tenant are for benefit of landlord, 1 69 

 from non-navigable river, 169 



ENTRY, 



by person who has legal title to the land, 345 



by lord of manor when not enough to bar tenant's right, 345 



under 3 & 4 Will. IV. c. 27, 346 



to retake goods wrongfully taken, 347 



on termination of lease, landlord cannot maintain trespass before entry, 367 



permissive tenant cannot sue claimant under owner for forcible entry, 357 



forcible entry in exercise of right of common of pnsture, 358 



unlawful on day when plaintiff has whole of day to remove crops, 359 



customary heir of coi:)yhold tenement cannot maintain trespass without entry, 



but after entry may maintain action for trespasses committed prior to his 



entry, 357 

 times of entry on farms, 433 



ESCHEAT, 



right of way of necessity cannot exist where title is by escheat, 90 

 when escheat equal to grant, 90 



ESCROW, 



execution of an instrument may amount to an escrow without express words 

 of delivery, 448 



ESTOPPEL, 



tenancy created by estoppel between tenant and receiver appointed by 



Chancery, 411 

 doctrine of estoppel between landlord and tenant, 418 

 no estoppel between assignee and termor who grants lease exceeding his own 



term, 418 

 constructive eviction so as to affect estoppel, 437 

 mere words of description in a deed of conveyance not operating by way of 



estoppel maybe contradicted by parol, 482 



EST RAY, 



trespass lies for working estray, 344 

 swan is an estray, 345 



