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INDEX. , 459 INFORMATION {continued).

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Qf debt in nature of Crown action ; remedy on revenue forfeiture ; compounding it, &c. . . . S35 In rem to recover goods themselves as derelict, &c. . ibid. What title or interest subject must shew . . 334 What objection waived by attorney- general not demur- ring . . . V . . . ibid. Cannot plead double . . . . ibid. Crown may reply, traverse several matters in plea, &c. — (See Pleading.) . . . . ibid. When King may waive count and declare de novo . ibid. In nature of quo warranto . * . 337 INHERITANCE. (See Descent.) INJURIES. By King to the person, no redress . . . 340 Aliter to property — (See Remedies.) . . . ibid. INQUESTS OF OFFICE. (See Inquisition.) . . . . . 246, &c. INQUISITION. A prerogative remedy for King ; nature and object of 246, 7 Consequence of not having (when necessary for King) before seizure of property . . . 247 Old inquisitio post mortem under military tenures 247,8 General object of inquiry as to lands . . 248 Not in general necessary when King's title appears already of record . . . . 248, 9 Or equally notorious . ... 249 Or possession or freehold cast on King; as descent in re- mainder ; escheat ; temporalities of bishops vacated ; devised lands ; alien's lands, &c. . . 249, 50 Not on attainder of treason . . . 249 General rule when entry by subject necessary, inquisi- tion for King is so . . . . 249, 50 When necessary on clause of re-entry in Crown lease 250