For use of

machines.

25. Agreement for the Use and Sale of two Lace Ma-

chines

137

For compiling 26. Agreement between an Author, an Editor, and a

and publishing

a book.

Builder's con-

tract with a

landowner.

Builder's con-

tract with a

company.

Contract

(simple) for

making a

railway.

Contract for

making a

railway

(stringent).

Publisher, for Editing and Publishing a New Edition

of a Work, and for Purchasing the Copyright 140

27. Contract between a Builder and a Landowner for the

Erection of Houses, according to Specifications and

a Schedule of Prices

142

28. Contract between a Firm of Builders and a Trading

Joint-Stock Company, for the Erection and Comple-

tion of an Engine-house and Works

145

29. Agreement under Seal between a Contractor and a

Railway Company for making a Railway, without

stringent stipulations. Disputes to be settled by

independent Arbitration

149

30. Agreement under Seal between a Railway Company

and a Firm of Contractors for making a Railway,

with stringent Provisions for securing the Per-

formance of the Contract to the Satisfaction of the

Company's Engineer, and making the obtaining his

Certificate a Condition Precedent to the Contractor's

right to recover any Payment

158

CONVEYANCES ON SALES.

INTRODUCTION.

Form of Assurances used for conveying Freeholds, 169

-A Grant, 170-An Appointment, ib.-A Feoff-

ment, 171-A Bargain and Sale, ib.-A Covenant to

stand seised, 173.-Of an Appointment, 174-Limi-

tacion of Estate conveyed, 175-In Fee Simple, ib.

-Where no Use is declared, 176-Declaration of a

Use, ib.-Operation of Statute of Uses, ib.-Con-

veyance by a Man to Use of himself, 177-Limita-

tion to Uses to bar Dower, 177-182-Dower Trus-

tee's concurrence in Conveyance, 182-Appoint-

ment to Dower Uses, 183—Covenants for Title to

Freeholds, 184-6-Conveyances of Freeholds by

Married Women must be acknowledged, 187-Con-

veyances of Freeholds settled to separate Use of

Married Women, 188.

Legal Estate in Copyholds conveyed by Surrender and

Admittance, 188, 190-Equitable, Contingent, and

Executory Interests in Copyholds may be conveyed

by Deed, 190-Surrenders by Married Women, 191

-Limitation of Copyhold Estates, ib.-Dower Act

does not apply to Copyholds, 192-Freebench, ib.—

Curtesy, 193-Covenants for Title to Copyholds, ib.

-Covenant to Surrender less advantageous than

Actual Surrender, 194-Surrenders, &c., usually

prepared by the Stewards, 195-Fines payable only

on admittance, 196-Fines an admittance of Joint

Tenants, ib.-Tenants in common, 197-Purchaser

pays Fines, but not Expenses of Married Woman's

surrender to him, ib.-Lord compellable to admit,

198-Forfeiture of Copyholds, ib.

Conveyances of Leaseholds, 198-Liabilities by implica

tion of Assignees of a Lease to Assignor and Lessee,

200-To Lessor, ib.-Covenants for Title in Assign-

ments of Leaseholds, 201-Assignee's Covenants
with Assignor of Lease, 203—In what cases Assignor
is not entitled to Covenant from Assignee, ib.--
Covenants where part only of Property in Lease is
sold, 204-Covenants by Sub-lessee, ib.

PRECEDENTS.

In fee.

To dower

uses.

In fee by ap-

pointment

and grant.

To dower

uses by ap

pointment

and grant.

By a married

woman.

Feoffment.

By tenants in

common.

By tenants for

life and in

1. Conveyance in Fee, by a Vendor seised in Fee, hist

Wife releasing her Dower

206

2. Conveyance to Uses to bar Dower, by a Vendor seised

in Fee, his Wife releasing her Dower

210

3. Conveyance in Fee, by Appointment and Grant 212

4. Conveyance by Appointment and Grant to Common

Uses to bar Dower

215

5. Conveyance in Fee, by a Married Woman seised in

Fee

217

6. Charter of a Feoffment made by an Infant under the

Custom of Gavelkind

221

7. Conveyance by Tenants in Common, one being a

Married Woman, her Husband consenting

225

8. Conveyance by Tenant for Life, and Tenant in

tail.

Tail.

227

of sale.

9. Conveyance, by Appointment under a Power of Sale Under a power

in a Settlement, of a Manor and other Freehold

Estate to Uses to bar Dower; the Purchase having

been made at an Auction through an Agent who is a

Party to the Conveyance

230

10. Grant of a Right of Way contemporaneous with a

Conveyance under a Power of Sale of

Estates

Right of way

under power

Settled of sale of

238 settled estates.

use of a mar-

11. Conveyance of Freeholds purchased by a Married To separate

Woman out of Money belonging to her for her

Separate Use

242

12. Conveyance of Freeholds sold under a Decreè in

an Administration Summons

Chancery made on

ried woman.

On a sale in

Chancery un-

der an admi-

13. Conveyance of Freeholds sold under a Decree of the

Court of Chancery made in a Suit for administering

the Estate of a Testator, the Conveyance being

forced on the Purchaser

250

summons.

On a sale in

Chancery in

a suit.

Chancery of an

14. Conveyance on a Sale in Chancery of an Incumbered On a sale in

Estate, the Incumbrancer having been paid off prior incumbered

to the Conveyance out of the Purchase-money, and estate.

having re-conveyed to the Vendors

255

15. Conveyance in Fee on a Sale by Private Contract in

a Chancery Suit by Mortgagees and Tenants for Life

of Settled Estates, the Mortgages having been made

under the Sanction of the Court, and the First

Tenant for Life having been appointed by the Court

to convey the Inheritance

259

Settled estates

of Court.

sold by order

By mortgagor

16. Conveyance in Fee by a Mortgagor and Mortgagee By To

270 gagee.

17. Conveyance by a Mortgagee, under a Power of Sale, By a mort-

the Mortgagor not being a Party

.

272

gagee.

By heir and

executors of

a mortgagee.

By mortgagor

and mort-

gagees.

Grant and

release and

assignment

of terms.

By tenant for

life, remain-

derman, and

mortgagees.

By mortgagee

and trustee for

sale, mortgage

kept on foot.

Mill and ma-

chinery to

tenants in

common,

mortgage kept

on foot.

To uses of a

settlement.

To uses of a

will.

18. Conveyance by the Heir and Executors of a Mort-

gagee, under a Power of Sale, the Mortgagor not

being a Party

274

19. Conveyance by Mortgagor and First and Second

Mortgagees, to Uses to bar Dower in favour of First

Mortgagee, the Purchaser. A third Mortgagee sur-

renders a Term of Years, and a former Owner con-

veys some Property omitted by Mistake from a pre-

vious Conveyance.

. 277

20. Conveyance by a Vendor, and a Mortgagee of Part of

the Estate, the Mortgage Debt and two other Sums

secured by Terms of Years being paid off out of the

Purchase-money; one of the Terms is released, and

the other assigned in Trust to attend, and to cease

under the Satisfied Terms Act

283

21. Conveyance to Uses to bar Dower by a Tenant for

Life, and the Remainderman in Fee, and their Mort-

gagees, of a small Part of the Property-Covenant

by the Remainderman to pay Succession Duty; and

by Tenant for Life and Remainderman to produce

Deeds.

289

22. Conveyance by a Mortgagee and Trustee for Sale of

the Equity of Redemption; the Mortgage being kept

on foot for the Benefit of the Purchaser

294

23. Conveyance to Tenants in Common in Fee of a

Woollen Mill, by Devisees and Executors of a Mort-

gagee, and Executors of the Mortgagor; the Mort-

gage being kept on foot without an Assignment of

the Mortgage Debt-Assignment of Machinery 298

24 Conveyance to the Uses of a Settlement, on a Pur-

chase by the Trustees

304

25. Conveyance to the Uses of a Will, of Freeholds pur-

chased by the Trustees

312