6. The peculiarities which may characterise the various forms are noticed only as they occur: and therefore when the reader meets any without an accompanying comment, he will probably find it explained in the anterior part of the work.

Finally, the Author requests that the critical and controversial parts of the work may be received in the spirit in which they were written, that of free inquiry;-with a desire of correcting such errors as he presumes to think (without forgetting his own fallibility) have been fallen into by those whose authority sanctions their opinions, and whose value and general accuracy his quotations will show he can appreciate.

2. Conveyance in fee, by grant [and release], to uses to bar

dower

·

3. Conveyance in fee to dower uses, with the concurrence of a

mortgagee in fee,-a mortgagee for years, an annuitant,

and a trustees for sale

4. Conveyance in fee on a sale by auction, by a devisee, in trust

for sale, after the death of tenant for life, with the merger

by an executor of the moiety of an outstanding term, the

other moiety having already merged

5. Conveyance by devisees in trust, under the direction of the

vendor, (a cestui que trust and vested remainder-man,) sub-

32

78

98

PRECEDENTS-continued.

ject to an equitable annuity for life, and with release of a

right of dower, and the assignment of an outstanding term

6. Conveyance by tenants in common and their wives (dow-

able before 1834), with the concurrence of an annuitant,

and assignment of a mortgage term, comprising other pro-

perty of the vendors

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111

- 117

7. Conveyance by an executor as the donee of a naked authority

in a will defectively executed, with the concurrence of the

heir and intended cestui que trusts of the purchase money 126

8. Conveyance on a sub-sale, in which the original vendor and

wife and a mortgagee in fee, concur with the sub-vendor,

and a rent-charge and an executory interest are released

9. Conveyance by devisees in trust for sale, in pursuance of a

decree of the court of Chancery

10. Conveyance of freeholds, and covenant to surrender

copyholds, by a mortgagee with power of sale, and mort-

gagor

. 131

142

150

11. Conveyance of freeholds, and assignment of leaseholds, in

consideration of an annuity granted by another deed

. 158

12. Conveyance in fee to a corporation aggregate, with the con-

currence of a mortgagee for years

165

13. Conveyance by the assignees of a bankrupt who concurs,

and covenants for the title

171

14. Conveyance by the assignee of an insolvent debtor, with

the concurrence of the trustee of the legal fee

- 176

15. Conveyance of a rectory by a surviving trustee, on the

direction of the vendors, tenant for life and remainder-

man in fee

180

16. Conveyance of an estate, pur auter vie, by the assistance of

the Trustee Act, 1850, (an infant being trustee of the legal

estate)

183

PRECEDENTS-continued.

17. Conveyance of an advowson

18. Conveyance by a corporation of a reversion in fee -

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- 192

- 197

20. Conveyance of rectorial impropriate tithes

- 200

19. Conveyance of an equity of redemption

APPOINTMENTS.

21. Appointment, with statutory grant, by way of further assu-

rance, with covenant to produce title deeds

[DISENTAILING ASSURANCES.]

22. [Conveyance in fee by tenant in tail, in possession]

23. [Conveyance by tenant in tail, with the consent of the pro-

tector]

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24. [Conveyance by a tenant in tail, without the consent of the

protector] -

[LEASEHOLD CONVEYANCES.]

25. [Assignment with the concurrence of a mortgagee, (the con-

sideration being partly stock and money,) with further con-

dition as to trades and covenant to produce deeds]

26. [Assignment of a leasehold improved ground rent]

27. [Assignment of leaseholds by executors, under a decree of

the court of Chancery]

[On Registration of Deeds in Middlesex and Yorkshire]