alieneen.

c1523 J. Rastell Expos. Terminorum Legum Anglorum sig. C.6/2 The disseisor alien and the alyene alyenyth forther to an other.

1530 St. German's Secunde Dyaloge Doctour & Student xiii. f. xxxiii^v After whose dethe hys wyfe asketh hyr dower & the alyene refuseth to assygne it vnto hyr.

1591 R. Cosin Apol. for Sundrie Proc. i. i. 3 The remedies that by the lawes ecclesiasticall were (afore) giuen against executors and administrators of incumbents, are there extended also to donees and alienees.

1651 J. March Amicus Reipublicæ 3 He, who hath departed with all his Estate to another..may not in reason annex such a condition to restrain the Feoffee or alienee from such alienation.

1741 T. Robinson Common Law of Kent i. vi. 109 If two Coparceners join against the Alienee in a Writ of Partition at Common Law, and one of them does not proceed, yet he may be summoned and severed.

1768 W. Blackstone Comm. Laws Eng. II. 192 If one of two joint-tenants in fee alienes his estate for the life of the alienee, the alienee and the other joint-tenant are tenants in common.

1829 Southern Rev. Feb. 25 It is ordained in favour of the superior lords, that the alienee shall be considered as holding of them [sc. lands].

1859 Bentley's Q. Rev. Oct. 28 That an alienation should be null if the alienee should turn out a bad landlord.

1922 G. L. Clark Law of Torts v. 103 The quod permittat prosternere lay also, however, against an alienee who continued the nuisance.

2010 L. F. van Huyssteen et al. Contract Law S. Afr. ii. xiii. 265 The alienee is also entitled to ‘reasonable compensation’ for any necessary expenses in regard to the maintenance or improvement of the property.