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In the argument of Chudleigh 's Case the line is drawn thus : " Always , the warranty as to voucher requires privity of estate to which it was annexed , " ( i.e. succession to the original covenantee , ) " and the same law of a use .... This is inevitably the case with persons such as the members of trade unions , who are trying , with a good deal of success , to enforce trade rules which often arouse the censure of the public , and sometimes come into absolute conflict with the law of the land . " / 1 / For rights belong to a free tenement , as well as tangible things .... Besitzes , 503 , 507 ) comes to the same conclusion on practical grounds of convenience , although he utterly repudiates it on theory . But of things annexed to land , it is otherwise , as of commons , advowsons , and the like appendants or appurtenances .... They may be called rights or liberties with regard to the tenements to which they are owed , but servitudes with regard to the tenements by which they are owed .... The success of federal government is greatly favoured by , if it does not absolutely require , approximate equality in the wealth , in the population , and in the historical position of the different countries which make up a confederation . If the first work of the poor voters is to try to create a " poor man 's paradise , " as poor men are apt to fancy that Paradise , and as they are apt to think they can create it , the great political trial now beginning will simply fail . From both these writers we expect to learn , and do learn much , but , as in the case of Mr. Freeman , though we learn much from our teacher which is of value , we do not learn precisely what as lawyers we are in search of .