Theoretical and Practical Garden of Feudal Law

83. If one of the brothers has given his share to a brother, or to the lord, or to a stranger.
84. That a brother does not succeed in the feud fief of a son.
85. On the investiture original: "investitura", the formal granting of a fief made to a husband, or to both spouses.
86. On the fruits original: "fructibus", the income or produce of a feud fief.
87. Whether a feud fief is acquired by prescription original: "præscriptione", acquisition through long-term use.
88. On the proof of investiture.
89. That a condition tacitly follows the feud fief.
90. That a brother does not succeed a brother in a new feud fief.
91. On the investiture of an old and new beneficium benefice/fief.
92. That a vassal who has not performed fidelity is excused by a just error.
93. That the act of a brother does not harm another brother regarding a paternal feud fief.
94. On the feud fief of guardianship and stewardship original: "guardiæ & gastaldiæ", specific types of administrative feudal offices.
95. On the succession of a feud fief.
96. On the investiture of another's beneficium benefice/fief.
97. That he who has ceased to seek investiture for a year without deceit does not lose the feud fief.
98. That a feud fief returns to the lord due to the vassal's offense.
99. On a liege feud fief original: "feudo Ligio", a fief held with primary allegiance.