LONDON:

Printed by JOHN CROCKFORD, 29, Essex Street, Strand.

CONTENTS.

PART V.

MORTGAGES, BILLS OF SALE, BONDS, WARRANTS OF ATTORNEY, REDEEMABLE

ANNUITIES, AND OTHER ASSURANCES FOR SECURING THE REPAYMENT OF A

DEFINITE AND CERTAIN SUM OF MONEY.

No.

SECTION I.-EQUITABLE MORTGAGE SECURITIES.

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1. Agreement for the mortgage of a freehold estate

2. Equitable mortgage by the deposit of title deeds, with agreement to execute a legal mortgage when

called upon..

3. Equitable mortgage by deposit of title deeds, with a proviso that upon mortgagor's completing certain

buildings then in course of erection on a portion of the premises, mortgagee will deliver up the

title deeds relating to the other part of the property

4. Memorandum made by a witness on a deposit of title-deeds with bankers to secure a sum then

advanced, and also future advances

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5. Memorandum, in which a depositor acknowledges that he has deposited his deeds, and undertakes to

execute a mortgage on request

6. Memorandum made by a witness upon a deposit of railway shares to secure a present advance, a

pre-existing debt, and future advances

7. Notice to the secretary of a railway company of an equitable mortgage by a deposit of the share

certificates and directing a transfer

SECTION II.-MORTGAGES OF FREEHOLD ESTATES.

1. Mortgage in fee by appointment, grant and release, with power of sale and usual covenants, and

additional and substituted clauses adapted to various circumstances

2. Short form of mortgage by appointment, grant and release, with power of sale, and usual mortgage

covenants: additional covenants, where the mortgagor is to covenant to insure against fire; also

where vendor agrees to accept a reduced rate of interest on punctual payment. Variation where

the assurance is only a simple appointment

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3 Mortgage by way of grant and release. Variation where the assurance is made by husband and wife,

the latter concurring for the purpose of barring her title to dower

5. Mortgage in fee under the Benefit Building Societies Act, by grant and release. Variation where the

assurance is by demise

6. Mortgage by demise for a term of 1,000 years, by tenant for life under power contained in an

inclosure act, for the purpose of defraying the expenses of the inclosure

7. Mortgage in fee of tithes by a lay impropriator to secure 4007. and interest payable by four yearly

instalments, with power for mortgagee to appoint bailiffs and receivers

8. Mortgage in fee of an advowson by the patron, with powers of sale

9. Mortgage of a living under the provisions of the statute 17 Geo. 3, cap. 52, for providing for the

rebuilding and repairing of parsonage houses

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10. Mortgage by a client to his attorney, to secure a debt already due, 'and also a further sum now

advanced

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11. Mortgage in fee to secure a sum already due, and future advances

12. Mortgage to bankers to secure the balance of a running account

13. Mortgage by appointment by father, tenant for life, and his son, tenant in fee, under a power of

appointment; the mortgage money being trust moneys advanced on a joint account

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14. Mortgage where money is advanced in distinct rights by two mortgagees, one taking a long term in

one moiety, and a fee in the other moiety, and the other mortgagee a fee in the first moiety and a

long term in the remaining one

15. Mortgage in fee by trustees under the trusts of a will. Variation where the mortgage is of a term

of years

16. Mortgage in fee by the assignees of an insolvent debtor, pursuant to the provisions of the act 1 & 2

Vict. c. 110, s. 48, of an estate in fee in remainder expectant on an estate limited during widow-

hood, to secure 2,7501. and interest

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17. Mortgage in fee of an equity of redemption, with usual powers of sale. Variation where the first

mortgagee is made a party

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18. Mortgage of a mortgage in fee of freehold premises, and of a mortgage debt of 3,000l. to secure

1,000%. and interest

19. Mortgage in fee of an estate of which the mortgagor and wife are seised in her right, subject to a

limitation over by way of executory devise, on the death of the wife without children in the

lifetime of a third party; a policy of assurance on the life of the wife being assigned by way of

further security

20. Mortgage of an estate to which the mortgagor is entitled by way of an executory devise, expectant

on the death of the present owner, in his lifetime, without children, who is still single and of

advanced age

21. Mortgage of unfinished houses, the amount to be advanced as the building proceeds

22. Mortgage of a rent-charge

23. Loan of a stock secured by a mortgage of real estate, with a covenant from the mortgagor to

retransfer, with usual powers of sale and covenants

SECTION III.-MORTGAGES OF LEASEHOLD ESTAtes, and Life Interests.

1. Mortgage by way of underlease, with usual covenants, and covenants to insure against damage by

fire. Variation, where there is to be a power to distrain for the interest

2. Mortgage of leasehold tenements by way of assignment. Variation where the lease is renewable.

Also, where a policy of assurance upon one of the lives whereon the said lease is determinable is

assigned by way of collateral security

3. Mortgage by way of underlease for the residue of a term of ninety-nine years (excepting the last

day of the term); and assignment of a policy of assurance in the Law Property and Life Assurance

Society by way of collateral security

4 Mortgage by a tenant for life for securing the repayment of 8007. and interest by four yearly

instalments; and assignment of a policy of assurance by way of collateral security

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5. Mortgage of rents and trust moneys, which have been devised to the separate use of a married

woman for life, and after her decease, upon trusts for sale for the benefit of all her children living

at the time of her death; the husband, wife, and children being all concurring parties, and a

policy of assurance upon one of the children's lives being assigned by way of collateral security 182

6. Mortgage by trustees of 1,000 years' term, created by a marriage settlement for the purpose of

raising money for the trusts of the settlement

7. Mortgage of an equity of redemption of leasehold premises by way of underlease

SECTION IV.-MORTGAGES AND COPYHOLD AND CUSTOMARY ESTATES.

1. Conditional surrender out of court of copyholds

2. Deed of covenant to accompany a conditional surrender of copyholds, with a power of sale and usual

covenants

3. Covenant to surrender copyholds of inheritance, with usual powers of sale. Variation where the

surrender is to be made by attorney

4. Bond to accompany a conditional surrender of copyholds

5. Defeasance in a surrender of copyholds to which the mortgagee has been actually admitted tenant

6. Mortgage of copyholds held upon four lives successively, and assignment of a policy of assurance by

way of additional security

7. Mortgage of copyholds held for three lives, with covenant, upon the dropping of either of the lives,

to effect a policy of assurance upon the life of one of the survivors

8. Declaration of the uses of a surrender of copyhold premises, where part of the purchase money is to

be allowed to remain upon mortgage

9. Mortgage of an equity of redemption of copyholds

SECTION V.-Mortgages OF STOCK.

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1. Mortgage of stock in the three per cent. consols, with powers of sale and usual covenants

2. Mortgage of dividends of stock In which the mortgagor takes a life interest, and assignment of a

policy of assurance by way of collateral security

3. Mortgage by husband and wife of the dividends of stock in which the wife takes a life interest, and

also of a contingent reversionary interest which she takes in the same property: a policy of

assurance on the husband's life being also assigned by way of collateral security

SECTION VI.-MORTGAGES OF INTERESTS IN SHIPPING, RAILWAY, BRIDGE, AND NAVIGATION

SHARES; POLICIES OF ASSURANCE, DEBTS SECURED UPON BOND, PROMISSORY NOTES,

BILLS OF EXCHANGE, OR ON JUDGMENTS, OR SIMPLE CONTRACT, LEGACIES, HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE AND OTHER MOVEABLES.

4. Mortgage of a life policy of assurance by husband, in pursuance of a power in his marriage settle-

ment, the trustees advancing the moneys out of the trust fund, and the husband assigning the

policy to them as a security for the repayment

7. Assignment of simple contract debt, as a mortgage security, with power to sue for the recovery of

all moneys owing thereon, and apply the same in liquidation of the mortgage debts

& Assignment of a judgment debt by way of mortgage security..

9 Mortgage of a legacy. Variation where the subject-matter of the mortgage is a trust fund in the

Court of Chancery

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10. Bill of sale of household furniture and effects, with powers of sale. Variation where the assurance

is intended to embrace after-acquired property

11. Assignment under a bill of sale, of after-acquired property of the mortgagor, in exercise of a power

of attorney vested in him for that purpose by the original mortgage deed

12. Form of the affidavit to be filed with the bill of sale

SECTION VII.-MIXED MORTGAGE ASSURances.

1. Mortgage of freeholds, renewable leaseholds for years, leaseholds for years determinable on lives, and

copy holds of inheritance. Variation where the freeholds are conveyed by appointment and release 296

2. Mortgage of an estate in fee simple absolute; a reversionary base fee expectant on a proceeding

life estate of leasehold premises held for an absolute term of ninety-nine years, and of railway

shares; with power for mortgagor to redeem in parcels; and also with a proviso, that in

case mortgagee shall exercise his power of sale, certain portions of the mortgaged premises

shall be first applied for that purpose; also covenant from the mortgagee for the production of

the title deeds

1. Mortgage by way of further charge upon a freehold estate. Variation, where the original mortgage

was of copyhold property, or where such mortgage was by demise

2. Short form of further charge to be indorsed upon mortgage deed for securing an arrear of interest 325

3. Mortgage by way of further charge to secure existing debts and a further sum advanced to the

mortgagor on the execution of the deed of further charge; copyhold estates purchased subse-

quently to the execution of the mortgage being added by way of further security

4. Further charge where more property is added; the additional property being conveyed by appoint-

ment and release; a new proviso for redemption and fresh powers of sale being given. Variation

where a power is to be superadded to redeem in parcels

5. Further charge upon a mortgage of a leasehold dwelling-house, the household furniture therein

contained being assigned as an additional security

1. Transfer of mortgage in which the mortgagor does not concur. Variation where the mortgagor's

representatives have paid the interest

2. Transfer of mortgage in fee, in which the mortgagor concurs, subject to a new proviso for redemp-

tion and fresh mortgage covenants

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3. Transfer of mortgage in fee, and further charge, subject to a new proviso for redemption and fresh

covenants. Variation where additional property is added to the mortgage assurance

4. Transfer of mortgage of leasehold premises which have been mortgaged by way of under lease, the

transfer being made by the mortgagee without the mortgagor's concurrence. Variation where

he is a concurring party

5. Transfer of mortgage which has been effected by a tenant in tail without the consent of the pro-

tector; and also further charge to a new lender: the base fee created by the former mortgage

being converted into a fee simple absolute by the present assurance ..

6. Transfer of mortgage and further charge where the mortgaged premises were originally demised for

a term, but are now conveyed in fee

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7. Transfer of mortgage of copyholds which the mortgagor has surrendered, but to which the mort-

gagee has not been admitted, the mortgagor making a fresh surrender to the transferree's use 362

8. Transfer of mortgage where the estate originally mortgaged was a contingent estate, but which

became absolute subsequently to the mortgage; another estate in fee simple being added as an

additional security upon a considerable further advance being made..

9. Transfer of mortgage of freehold and leasehold property by the heir and executor of a deceased

mortgagee, the mortgagor concurring

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10. Transfer of mortgage in fee of a freehold estate where a considerable portion of the mortgage

debt has been paid off, the mortgagor being a concurring party

11. Transfer of mortgage, when made for a lesser sum than is due on the original mortgage

SECTION X.-RECONVEYANCE OF MORTGAGED ESTATES.

1. Reconveyance of a mortgaged freehold estate which had been conveyed by way of appointment and

release, and is reconveyed to uses to bar dower. Variation where the mortgage was by grant and

release, and the reconveyance is simply in fee

2. Reconveyance of mortgaged premises by the surrender of 1000 years' term

3. Reconveyance of the residue of mortgaged premises, where a portion of them have been sold under a

power of sale contained in the mortgage deed

4. Reconveyance of the residue of mortgaged premises, where a portion of them have been sold for the

purpose of discharging the mortgage debt, the mortgagor paying the remaining balance. Varia-

tion, where the sale of the mortgaged premises has produced more than the mortgage debt

5. Reconveyance of mortgaged premises where there has been a transfer of the mortgage

6. Reconveyance where a mortgage and purchase have been effected by the same instrument

7. Reconveyance of freehold and leasehold premises by the devisees in trust of a deceased mortgagee.

Variation, where a policy of assurance is also included

8. Reconveyance of a portion of mortgaged premises under a power reserved in the mortgage deed for

the mortgagor to redeem in parcels

9. Form of receipt to be indorsed on a mortgage deed in pursuance of the act, 6 & 7 Will. 4, c. 32,

"For the Regulation of Benefit Building Societies"

SECTION XI.-BONDS AND WARRANTS OF ATTORNEY FOR SECURING THE REPAYMENT OF A

DEFINITE AND CERTAIN SUM OF MONEY.

1. Bond to secure the repayment of 1000%. and interest. Variation where a surety concurs ..

2. Bond to secure the repayment of moneys by instalments

3. Bond to accompany a mortgage to secure the repayment of principal moneys and interest by half-

yearly instalments. Variation where a policy of assurance has been assigned as an additional

security

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5. Warrant of attorney to secure repayment of 100l. and interest at 51. per cent.

6. Warrant of attorney to secure the repayment of moneys lent, by yearly instalments

7. Warrant of attorney to secure the due payment of an annuity

8. Warrant of attorney by way of collateral security to a mortgage. Variation where a policy of

assurance has been assigned as an additional security

9. Warrant of attorney to acknowledge satisfaction on a judgment for securing an annuity on a

re-purchase or determination of the annuity