Precedents and Forms in Conveyancing

PRECEDENTS AND FORMS

IN

CONVEYANCING.

THIRD EDITION.

BY

CHARLES DAVIDSON,

=

THOMAS COOKE WRIGHT,

AND

JACOB WALEY,

OF LINCOLN'S INN, ESQS., BARRISTERS-AT LAW.

VOL. II.-PART I.

LONDON:

WILLIAM MAXWELL, 32, BELL YARD, LINCOLN'S INN,

Law Bookseller and Publisher;

AND HODGES, SMITH, & CO., DUBLIN.

1864.

LONDON:

BRADBURY AND EVANS, PRINTERS, WHITEFRIARS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

AGREEMENTS.

General Observations

1

1. Agreement, without special conditions, for the Sale Sale of free-

of Freehold Estate

holds.

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2. Agreement for the Sale of a Copyhold Messuage, with

Fixtures and Furniture

3. Agreement, with ordinary stipulations, as to Title,

for Sale of a Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold

and furniture.

4. Agreement by an Executor and Trustee and some of

the persons beneficially interested for the Sale of a

Brewery and its Plant, the purchase-money to be

paid by instalments, and secured on the Brewery

and on Property of the Purchaser. Purchaser to be

the Tenant of the Trustee, and to carry on Business

under his Inspection until completion of Purchase.

Power of Re-Sale on Purchaser becoming Bankrupt

or failing to complete the Purchase

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Sale of brewery

by executor
and trustee.

fant's estate.

5. Agreement for the Sale of an Infant's Estate, by his Sale of an in-

Mother and Uncle, and for the Assignment to the

Purchaser of a Mortgage on the Estate.

6. Agreement for the Sale of a Next Presentation to a

Rectory. Covenant to Pay Interest till a Va-

cancy

30

7. Agreement for the Sale of Standing Timber. 36

8. Agreement between the Provisional Committee of a

Railway Company, and a Landowner, and the Lessees.

of his Minerals, for withdrawing Parliamentary oppo-

sition to the Passing of the Bill. The Committee

consenting to make Deviations from their Original

Line, and to execute their Works in a particular

Manner, and to afford Railway Accommodation

38

9. Agreement between a Landowner and a Railway Com-

pany for taking Land required by the Company; and

for settling by Arbitration the Amount of the Pur-

chase-money, and of Compensation for Severance, the

Number and Nature of the Communications to be

made by the Company, and the Costs of the Arbi-

tration

47

Sale to a rail- 10. Agreement between a Tenant for Life in Possession

and a Railway Company for the Sale and Purchase

of Land, and for Compensation for Damage by means

of an Annual Rent-Charge

11. Agreement between a Local Board of Health and a

Waterworks Company, for the Purchase of Water-

works, under the Provisions of the Public Health

Act, 1848

56

12. Agreement for a Purchase to be made under the

Direction of the Court of Chancery, with Funds in

Court

63

13. Agreement for an Exchange, by way of Mutual Con-

veyance

67

14. Agreement for an Exchange, to be effected by the

Inclosure Commissioners

69

15. Agreement for a Partition of Freeholds and

holds to be effected by Mutual Conveyances

Copy-

16. Agreement to make a Partition, and to apply to

Inclosure Commissioners to give effect thereto

17. Agreement for a Mortgage

For a parti-

tion by mu-

74 tual convey-

18. Agreement with an intended Mortgagee to exercise a To exercise a

Power of Charging

90 power of

19. Agreement for a Transfer of Mortgages, and for a

further Advance. Declaration of Trust of Exchequer

Bills purchased with the proposed Loan, pending the

Investigation of the Title

20. Agreement for a Mortgage (the Mortgagees being For a mort-

Trustees of Stock), providing that the Stock shall

be sold, and the Proceeds invested in Exchequer of stock.

Bills, which, on Completion of the Mortgage, are to

be taken by the Mortgagor

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the construc-

tion of a will.

21. Agreement for Settling the true Construction of an For settling

obscure Will and Codicils, so as to enable the Exe-

cutors and Trustees to carry the Trusts thereof into

execution without the aid of a Court of Equity; some

of the Cestui que Trusts being Married Women, and

one (though twenty-one years of age) not having

obtained a vested interest in the Funds . 101

22. Agreement for a Reference to Arbitration of disputes Reference to

concerning a Contract for Sale of Land . 120

arbitration.

Letters

23. Agreement between British Subjects and a Foreigner For obtaining

for obtaining Letters Patent for an Invention dis- Patent.

covered by the Foreigner

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ing a road.

24. Agreement between the Owners of several Houses For making

forming a Terrace, for the Preservation and Mn- and maintain-

tenance of a private Carriage Road and Footway in

front of the Houses

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