A Complete Body of Conveyancing: In Theory and Practice, Volume 1

Edward Wood

W. Porter, 1792 - Conveyancing

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OF	i

Acknowledgments	1

Of a title under a private act of parliament	9

An act for fale of part of the eſtate of E H efq deceased in O and R	22

For the fale of part of the duke of M s estate for the intents and purpoſes	28

For fale of fome part of the eſtate of B M eſq deceased for payment	38

For veſting the barony of W and manors of W and L and ſeveral lands	47

For the better enabling the executors and trustees of Sir T H bart	58

For paffing a particular of the manor of R rated in feefimple under	465

That part of the purchasemoney agreed on the purchase to be invefted	472

As to another part of the fame perſons estate both freehold and copyhold	481

Reciting a houſe garden c with the furniture c being let that	488

For letting one fide of a ſhop with other conveniencies for a year certain	496

That a leſſee ſhall grant a leaſe to another with the like covenants c as	499

For quitting premiſſes on notice and proviſo in case of the death of	505

A memorandum for a building leaſe	512

To enable the trustees of IW E an infant to fell part of his eſtate for payment	65

To amend feveral defects in an act of parliament made in the year	73

For veiling lands in E deviſed by Sir R K knt deceased to the children	79

An act for fettling the eſtate of the moſt noble J duke of R and	90

To fettle the eftate of Sir H A bart according to the intention of articles	113

For vefting the real and perſonal eſtate of R H eſq in truſtees for making	126

faid late earl R remaining unpaid and for other purpoſes in the ſaid	140

An act for the exchange of certain lands in the ſeveral pariſhes	158

Acts to confirm Deeds	164

For confirming and making good the last will and testament of H N efq deceafed	171

bart and dame M eldest daughter of Sir W B knt and her truf	175

To enable S P to change his name of P to S according to the will of J	183

That a mortgagor has done no former act to incumber nor granted	189

If not made by a commiffioner	195

SECT L	196

SECT V	253

What is a ſufficient name for a donee grantee or other perſon to whom	268

The divifion of things	275

Of ſealing deeds Page	302

Of delivering deeds with reſpect to the place	308

The office of the premifles	315

The thing granted and conveyed	322

The exception	328

SECT III	334

Where the habendum is repugnant and void and where not but shall con	351

Of the tenendum Page	354

Out of what a reddendum must be	360

SECT VI	366

Which of theſe formal or conſtituent parts of deeds are effentit or not	373

An abridgement of the 5th Anne for inrollments of bargains and fales within	387

Of the different Kinds of Deeds Wills and Testaments	418

Of Agreements	428

a third perſon to be paid off ſome money to be paid to the vendor and	436

For the fale of a moiety of freehold lands by husband and wife and her	443

An agreement between ſeveral perſons to purchaſe eſtates each to pay	449

In articles of a purchaſe of manor c as to the time of the purchaſers	456

For the purchase of a freehold and copyhold eftate to be conveyed by a man	459

For paffing a leaſe of lands granted by the crown in reverfion	519

To affign and make good a title to a leaſehold meſſuage given by will to truf	522

Concerning the purchase or aſſignment of a leafehold eſtate part of	530

To affign a leaſe of an inn by the only fon fole executor and refiduary legatce	536

By deedpoll indorſed between Landlord and tenant whereby the tenant	543

For the fale of a quantity of goods if the factors have them by them at	547

The like of timber to be choſen by the purchaſer out of a parcel on a wharf	554

Another part of the confideration paid down the reſt to be paid on furrender	558

Agreement between four perfons that as foon as a leaſe for which a treaty	560

To incloſe and adorn a ſquare by the contribution of the owners or inhabi	568

By deedpoll between tenants in common about ploughing a common field	574

Agreement between three executors for the faithful execution of a will	583

Between an executor and a teftators widow who according to the custom	589

Agreement between three debtors who borrowed monies on their joint	595

Between a judgmentcreditor and one who discovers effects of the debtor	597

For a merchants bookkeeper to go beyond ſea	603

Liberty to put a clerk away from his ſervice	609

The like to a glaſsmaker	616

Whereby a father puts his ſon to a painter the father to find the ſon every	624

wherein the matter agrees to pay the apprentice a certain ſum per week	625

Agreement for freight to a place between the maſter of a ſhip and a	630

For failors to fail in a ſhip and not depart therefrom under forfeiture of their	635

Agreements for Building	643

to have the old materials and uſe ſuch as are found and good Page	645

For leafing old houſes to be pulled down and new ones to be built of which	651

Another for building houſes to make a new ſtreet in Londen pursuant to	657

For building a new court in one of the Inns of Court	664

To keep the garden and the pales c in a ſquare in repair	670

For fale of feveral parts of a ſhip and painting the fame and that the pur	676

Ta pu down an old farm houſe and build a new one and to build a cellar	681

For making a quantity of ſhoes	682

For freight to a place between one that has a charterparty for a certain	686

About bearing equal charges in a lawfuit to be brought for the recovery	698

Betweer watermen to pay a penny a piece per week into a persons hands	704

To end fuits by conveying feveral manors c to truſtees to make fale there	708

For euding and concluding all matters of accounts and differences in a cauſe	714

Between a father and his inteftate fons widow where the father had entered	727

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Title	A Complete Body of Conveyancing: In Theory and Practice, Volume 1 A Complete Body of Conveyancing: In Theory and Practice, John Joseph Powell
Author	Edward Wood
Editor	John Joseph Powell
Publisher	W. Porter, 1792

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