A Complete Body of Conveyancing

A NEW EDITION, BEING THE SIXTH, REVISED AND CORRECTED,

WITH THE ADDITION OF

ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS, NOTES, REFERENCES, &c.

BY JOHN JOSEPH POWELL,

OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE, ESQ. BARRISTER AT LAW.

IN SIX VOLUMES.

VOL. IV.

DUBLIN:

FOR E. LYNCH, G. BURNET, P. WOGAN, J. EXSHAW, P. BYRNE,
A. GRUEBER, W. SLEATER, W. M'KENZIE, J. MOORE, J. JONES,
W. JONES, J. RICE, H. WATTS, AND P. MOORE.

M.DCC.XCII.

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The beginning of a covenant from one perfon to one perfon

ib.

* Introductory part of a joint covenant to one perfon

ib.

Of a joint and feveral covenant

ib.

Of a feveral covenant

2

* Of a covenant where each party confines his covenant to his own portion of

an estate

ib.

Of a covenant where husband covenants for himself and wife

3

That release is lawfully feifed

ib.

That two leases assigned are in good force and not void or voidable

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That lease is good and thall so continue, &c.

ib.

That the parties seised, &c.

ib.

That a husband and wife are seised to their use and the use of the heirs, &c.

That the lord of a manor is lawfully seised subject to copy-holders eftate

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That affignor has power to affign

ib.

That grantors, &c. have good right and power to convey

ib.

Good right to limit the premiffes

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That grantor of annuity has good right to charge the premisses

That the lord of a manor has right to enfranchise the premisses

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ib.

That husband and wife have power to grant for a number of years

That a perfon has right to make an appointment

9

ib.

* Another for peaceable enjoyment in an affignment of a lease

ib.

How to be worded in different deeds

10, 11, 12, 13, 14

Free from incumbrances, how to be expressed in different deeds either in pre-

fenti or in futuro

15,16

For further affurance how to be fet-forth in different deeds

17, 18, 19

That all further assurances shall enure to the purchafor, another by co-

heirs

20

* To stand seised of premisses not well conveyed to the ufes in the deed men-

tioned

21

* Another covenant in like nature

ib.

To levy a fine fur cognisance, &c.

ib.

To levy a fine fur concefferunt, or fur grant, and releafe

That a recovery may be fuffered

To fuffer a common recovery after a fine levied

That as well a fine as recovery shall be to the use of the grantee, &c.

* For 'ne right, title, quiet enjoyment, and further assurance of freehold and

copyhold lands, granted and released upon trust in the release con-

tained

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28

* Ufually inferted in the mortgage of leaseholds

* 'To levy a fine to bar a joint power of appointment, and for special pur-

pofes

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* That releafor has not joined in an appointment under a joint power, &c. 31

Covenants, &c. to produce writings, &c.

Covenant to produce writings on various occafions, and by divers deeds

32, 33, 34, 35

* By vendor to produce to the purchafor, or his affignee, certain deeds which

concern the land, with other of greater value

ib.

* From purchafor to keep and produce title deeds

36

* For the reciprocal production of deeds, part of which are transferred to the

grantee, and part of which are retained by the grantor

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* In a mortgage deed, where the title deeds are depofited for the joint benefit

of morrg gor and mortgagee

38

From the owner of a ship to one who bought part of it, to produce the origi-

nal bill of fale of the whole ship

39

To produce the original deed of the copy of the release annexed

ib.

That an apprentice's friends will produce the indentures of apprenticeship

now delivered up (on discharging him) to enable the executrix of his late

master to recover wages for his fea service

40

To deliver up a lease mislaid, when found, being affigned by way of mort-

gage

ib.

From a mortgagor to procure a release from the heir

41

Covenants

That if any part of an estate be evicted, &c. by latent incumbrance or de-
kit of title, the rest of the parties are to bear a proportionable ort, to
make good the lofs fuffered by the other party

That if any claim under the feoffor, and dispossess the feoffee, the feoffor to

beat the charge of fuit; fed contra, if not dispossessed, &c.

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Covenants concerning marriages, &c,

That trustees may place out the marriage portion, and apply the same and

intereft, &c. according to the agreement without fuit, &c.

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That the husband will join with his intended wife in transferring stocks, &c.

fubject to several crufts

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