A Complete Body of Conveyancing: In Theory and Practice, 5. köide

Edward Wood

W. Porter, 1793

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For confideration money referring to another receipt on another deed for the fame	4

From a father of his perſonal eſtate to two truſtees in truſt for his daughter	7

Of ſome ſmall debts in part of gratuity for maintenance 6 A bill	10

Of kinds of grants	13

Of the power of grantees where grant is for the benefit of others	20

The words of a grant	28

Of the commencement and limitation of the eſtate granted	34

From one going abroad of a fifth part of lands expectant after one life to truf	373

From the above creditor and truſtee with the confent of the other creditors	379

Letters of Attorney	395

To receive money on a bond	396

To receive exchequer annuities	402

To enter and take poſſeſſion of a plantation lately bought and to manage all	409

A memorandum of a demand of rent	417

ration of trust thereof	429

A grant of an annuity to commence after the death of grantor by indenture	40

Of an annuity for life to qualify c	48

Indemnity	93

On a deed for the fale of goods	95

Deed of covenants for making one after marriage	103

What leaſes may be made by tenant in tail and what leaſes made by ſuch a tenant	112

What leafes biſhops or other ſpiritual or ecclefiaftical perfons and colleges	116

Of the commencement continuance and end of the term or eſtate	122

Of waſte committed by leſſees	128

Demiſe of a meſſuage c for a term of years	134

Of a meſſuage mill lands meadows paſtures tithes c with exceptions	140

Of a fiſhery and royalty	146

Of a houſe in London well penned with a covenant for infurance from fire	153

A leafe by way of articles whereby tenant covenants to pay the fine and rent	159

From an adminiſtrator and guardian of an infant	166

From a husband to truſtees in conſideration of his wifes having joined with	169

By two infants and their guardian pursuant to a decree in chancery	177

Of lead mines	184

Of tithes	190

Of offices in Barbadoes	197

A building leaſe of houſes within the city of London	203

For three lives of a moiety of an eftate alſo a demife of a third of another	214

Of a house to begin at a future time on laying out money in repairs with	228

To have ten acres ſown with clover for the landlords benefit	245

Things requiſite in a releaſe	251

Bargain and fale for a year Page 282	253

The releaſe in fee	283

Leaſe for a year tripartite to precede a releaſe	291

Upon a purchase wherein two truſtees names are made use of	299

From a mortgagor and mortgagee to lord A and his truſtee of an eftate mort	306

From deviſees in truſt and a legatee of ſeveral meſſuages mortgaged by teftator	314

Releaſe with a variety of recitals as to copyholds c	320

Releaſe from the releafors in the preceding conveyance to the truſtee declaring	334

Of a moiety of a pew in a church	344

From a mortgagee and mortgagor to a ſecond mortgagee in confideration of	345

Of manors by owners and their trustees to a purchaſor and his truſtee in order	359

With limitations to prevent dower ſo framed as to enable the purchafor to make	367

Letters of Licence	444

Ufe what	449

To what uſe an afſurance of land ſhall be by conſtruction of law and how	478

Other trufts and confidences of lands and chattels real and perſonal the nature	484

Of the confideration in covenants to fſtand ſeiſed to uſes	493

Of uſes and directions for diſpeſing of profits during the heirs minority	499

To the intended wifes father till marriage Page	515

Truſtees to pay an annuity to a wife for her ſeparate uſe	521

Shifting limitations in a ſettlement c	527

Conclufion of a memorial when the deed was executed at ſeveral times	533

A memorial of an annuity under the 17th Geo 3 6 26	539

Of a bargain and ſale to be inrolled	543

Of ufurious mortgages	545

Where a new term is ſubject to the old redemption	551

Where a court of law may relieve a mortgagor on payment of principal intereſt	554

Of goods	562

Afſignment of the precedent mortgage	571

Of a manor c by way of leaſe for 500 years	584

Of land to ſave harmleſs	594

Of part of the quit rents of a manor and other premiffes	600

Indenture of grant and relcafe with covenant to levy fine c	614

Indenture of releaſe and confirmation by way of ſecurity with ſpecial cove	621

Aflignment of a leafe by an adminiſtrator of a legatee with confent of exe	627

For fecuring 10001 and intereſt where a bond and warrant of attorney were	636

Ia pursuance of the power in a ſettlement wherein was a covenant to fuffer a	641

To truftees for 21001 for ſecuring the money of an infant put out by	647

A demiſe of an eſtate in reverſion from a duke and his truſtee for one thouſand	653

Of copyhold premiſſes by ſurrender	663

Dider	691

Honours ४८	695

Third part of a cloſe	701

Another in a different form	711

Between three jointtenants	717

Of land between the owners of land in feeſimple	723

Petition	729

To a living directed to a biſhop Page	733

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Pealkiri	A Complete Body of Conveyancing: In Theory and Practice, 5. köide A Complete Body of Conveyancing: In Theory and Practice, John Joseph Powell
Autor	Edward Wood
Editor	John Joseph Powell
Publisher	W. Porter, 1793

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