NOTICES.

gage.

the date hereof), to pay off the principal sum of £

now

Pay off mort- owing to you from me, and secured upon a mortgage of my messuage or dwelling-house and premises at , together with all interest which may be then due for the same; at which time [and place (1)] I shall tender to you a reconveyance to me of the said premises, pursuant to a draft to be previously submitted to you for approval. Dated this

day of

To (the mortgagee) of, &c.

(Mortgagor).

Pay Rent.

22. A Notice by a Landlord to his Tenant to Pay Rent due upon

Lease (2).

SIR,

I HEREBY give you notice, that unless you pay to me the sum of

being

years' rent, due at

£
last, for the messuage or tenement and premises (3) you now hold
of me, situated at
(4), I shall enter upon the said

the estate is irredeemable, except in equity, that Court considers it fit that he should be allowed a reasonable time to put out his money again. (1) The notice may be for making payment at the place where the lands are situated, it not being necessary that the mortgagor should go to the mortgagee if he reside elsewhere, Giles v. Hall, 2 P. Wms. 370. (2) Where there are no goods, or an insufficient quantity upon the premises, or where for any other cause the landlord is desirous of reclaiming his lease rather than adopting the usual remedy of distress, a previous demand is usually required by the lease to be made of the rent, but this demand may be made as well after as at the time of its being due.

(3) It is proper to use the word "premises" in notices, lest any omission should be made in particularly mentioning any thing to which the notice is intended to relate, as that word will include whatever is comprised in the demise; and see Doe dem. Morgan v. Church, 3 Campb. 71.

(4) In notices respecting premises (for whatever purpose) such a description of them is sufficient as will specifically point them out to the party to whom the notice is given. See Doe dem. Cox, 4 Esp. 185.

premises as of
my
former estate, in pursuance of my power so to do,
contained in the indenture of lease, by virtue of which you hold
the said premises; but this notice and such entry are to be without
prejudice (1) to any other remedies I have for recovering the
said rent or premises in the mean time.

day of

To (the tenant) of, &c.

Dated this

(Landlord).

NOTICES.

Pay Rent.

23. *Notice by a Mortgagee to a Lessee to pay part of his Rent in

Satisfaction of Interest.

Satisfaction.

SIR,

I HEREBY give you notice, that under or by virtue of an indenture
bearing date, &c. and made between, &c. the premises now in your
occupation, situated, &c. were conveyed to me, my heirs [or exccu-
tors, administrators and assigns], for securing to me the payment of
the sum of £ by the said (mortgagor) your landlord, and in-
per cent. per annum,
for

terest for the same after the rate of
which sum is still due to me, and the sum of L

months' interest thereupon. AND I do require you to pay to me the
said 'sum of £
out of any rent which may now be owing by
you to the said (mortgagor) for the said premises; and if none be now
due then out of the next rent which shall be payable by you to him,
and that on the day of such rent becoming due, and further that you
do thenceforth continue to pay your said rent to me, my executors,
administrators and assigns, instead of the said (mortgagor), his heirs
[executors, administrators] or assigns, as and when the same shall be-
come due, until notice from me to the contrary thereof.
Dated the

day of

Yours, &c.

(mortgagee).

To (lessee) of, &c.

(1) This salvo is to be considered rather as formal and cautionary than necessary, as the notice will not preclude the landlord from distraining or bringing an action for the arrears; and see Doe dem. Digby v. Steel, 3 Campb. 117; Messenger v. Armstrong, 1 Durnf. and E. 53; Doe dem. Williams v. Humphreys, 2 East, 237.

Notice of entry will not preclude distraining.

landlord from

NOTICES.

Printing Press. 24. *A Notice by a Letter Founder or Printing Press Maker to the Clerk of the Peace of carrying on such business (1).

To the Clerk of the Peace for

[here insert County,

Stewartry, Riding, Division, City, Borough, Town or
Place] or his Deputy.

I A. B. of
do hereby declare that I have a printing press
and types for printing, which I propose to use for printing within
[as the case may require], and which I require to be en-
tered for that purpose, in pursuance of an Act passed in the thirty-
ninth year of the reign of his Majesty King George the Third, [set
forth the title of the Act].

WITNESS my hand this

Signed in the presence (one witness.)

of

day of

(Letter founder or

Press maker).

25. A Notice by a Purchaser to a Vendor for the Production of Title Deeds, in pursuance of a Covenant for that purpose (2).

SIR,

I hereby beg you will take notice that I shall have occasion for the undermentioned deeds and writings at

day of

on

the next, 'to support my title to the hereditaas the case may be], and day of

ments purchased of you, [or of
conveyed to me by indenture bearing date the

30 Geo. 3,

(1) The Act of 39 Geo. 3. c. 79, requires a similar notice to be given by persons carrying on the business of a letter founder, or maker or seller of types for printing, or of printing presses, as is necessary to be given by printers, see ante, p. 15. n. (1.)

(2) The above notice is framed in pursuance of the usual covenant for the production of title deeds, but is of course to be varied as parti cular cases may require.

NOTICES.

and made between, &c. when and where I request you will cause, or procure them to be produced. AS WITNESS my hand this Produce Deeds. day of

To A. B. (1), Esquire, (the vendor).

C. D. (the purchaser).

This notice (as of those which follow, except where otherwise Notice how to mentioned) may be served personally on the party, or delivered at his be served. usual or last place of abode; but in the latter case it must be given to a servant, or agent, or attorney of the party, so as to give a reasonable probability of it having reached him. See Doe dem. Buross v. Lucas; 5 Esp. 153; Jones dem. Griffiths v. Marsh, 4 Durnf. and East, 464.

26. *A Notice by an Attorney, to a party in difference under a Produce Papers. submission to Produce Papers to Arbitrators.

I (attorney) do hereby give you notice, for and on the behalf of (a party submitting), to produce before (arbitrators) of, &c. to whom all matters in difference between the above named parties have been referred, at, &c. (place), on

day of

the in the noon, at o'clock in the forenoon, all books, deeds, papers, letters, writings, vouchers, and other documents whatsoever, now in your custody, possession, or power, relating to the matters in difference between the said parties and so referred as aforesaid; and especially a certain deed bearing date on or about the

of

day

and made between, &c. whereby the said, &c. agreed to become copartners in trade for a term therein mentioned [or as the case may require]. Dated the

day of

A. B. (attorney for the said (party).)

To Mr., &c.

(1) All notices should, generally speaking, be addressed to the Notice should be party for whom they are intended; but where the service is personal addressed to the the omission is not material, as the delivery of the notice is a sufficient party. address to him. See Doe dem. Matthewson v. Wrightman, 4 Esp. 5.

NOTICES.

Produce Writings.

27. *A Notice by Arbitrators to Produce Writings for Inspection.

WE (arbitrators) of, &c. to whom all matters in difference between
you and
relative to, &c. are referred, do hereby give you

day of

, on

notice, and require you to produce before us at
next, the
, all books, papers, documents, and
evidences in writing, in anywise relating to the said matters in dif-
ference so referred to us, and in particular all vouchers in your custody
or power for the payment of, &c. [as the case may be]. AS WIT-
NESS, &c.

To, &c.

(Arbitrators).

Purchase of Equity of Redemption.

28. A Notice by the Purchaser of an Equity of Redemption to the Mortgagee, of his having made such Purchase (1).

SIR,

I HEREBY require you to take notice, that on the

day of

last past I purchased the Equity or Right of redeeming the premises comprised in or expressed to be comprised in an indenture bearing date the and made between,

at

day of

&c. purporting to be a mortgage to you of certain premises situated
, in the county of
, for securing the payment of
Dated this day of
(Purchaser).

the sum of £

and interest.

To (the mortgagee) of, &c.

Notice of pur

chase should be

given to the mortgagee.

(1) Upon the purchase of the equity of redemption of mortgaged premises from the mortgagor, notice should be given to the mortgagee of such purchase, that he may not lend any further sum to the mortgagor on the same security, which, if done without notice of the mort, gagor having parted with his interest, the sum advanced will be a charge upon the premises in the hands of the purchaser; see Shepherd v. Titley, 2 Atk. 532.