Consuetudines Feudorum, partim ex editione vulgata, partim ex Cujaciana nunc primum vulgatae apposita. Constitutiones Friderici II. Imp. Extravagantes. Liber de pace Constantiae. Haec omnia notis ill

If one of the brothers gives his share to a brother, or to the lord, or to a stranger. 83
That a brother does not succeed in the feud of a son. 84
Regarding investiture made to a husband or to both spouses. 85
Regarding the fruits of a feud. 86
Whether a feud is acquired by prescription. 87
Regarding the proof of investiture. 88
That a condition tacitly follows a feud. 89
That a brother does not succeed a brother in a new feud. 90
Regarding the investiture of an old and a new benefice. 91
That a vassal who has not performed fealty is excused by just error. 92
That the act of a brother does not harm a brother in a paternal feud. 93
Regarding the feud of guardianship and stewardship (gastaldia). 94
Regarding the succession of a feud. 95
Regarding the investiture of another's benefice. 96
That he who, without fraud, has ceased for a year to seek investiture does not lose the feud. 97
That a feud returns to the lord due to the vassal's crime. 98
Regarding a liege feud. 99
That the Emperor may lose a feud, or give another [to serve] in his place. 100
That a church does not perform fealty. 101
That a vassal is not to be compelled to perform two fealties for one feud. 102
That only the sons of a second marriage succeed the mother in a feud. 103
Cases in which a woman succeeds in a feud. 104
Regarding feuds of habitations. 105
That servants manumitted after the succession has been deferred do not succeed in a feud. 106
That vassals should perform services at the expense of the lord. 107
That a vassal may transfer a feud to another under a stricter law. 108
That a feud is lost by entering the clergy. 109

Constitution of Conrad regarding benefices. 1