Itaque cum arbitrio communium parietum sumuntur, non aestimant eos quanti facti fuerint, sed cum ex tabulis inveniunt eorum locationes, pretia praeteritorum annorum singulorum deducunt octogesimas et ita'ex reliqua summa parte reddi pro his parietibus'sententiam pronuntiant eos non posse plus quam annos lxxx durare.
Therefore when arbitrators are taken for party-walls, they do not value them at the price at which they were made, but when from the accounts they find the tenders for them, they deduct as price of the passing of each year the 80th part, and so'in that from the remaining sum repayment is made for these walls'they pronounce the opinion that the walls cannot last more than 80 years.
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