NOTICES.

1. *Notice of Abandonment by the Owner of a Ship and Cargo (1) to Underwriter.

TAKE notice that I, (owner) of, &c. do abandon, cede, and leave to
you all my right, title, interest, claim, property and demand of and
in the ship called the
and all and every part of
the cargo, and the goods laden on board her by me the said (owner),
and do demand of you a total loss of the sum of L

sterling, by you underwritten on goods and merchandizes laden on board the said ship by me the said (owner) valued in goods.

To (underwriter) of, &c.

(owner).

NOTICES.

Abandonment (ship).

2. A Notice by the Grantee of an Annuity, or a Mortgagee, of the Annuity, &c. Annuity, or of interest money being in Arrear, to authorize a Sale, &c. under the Trusts of the Deed.

(in arrear).

SIR,

I hereby give you notice (2), that the sum of £ the annuity [or interest of the debt] of L

for arrears of

granted [or secured] to me

last past, and I hereby

by (the grantor or mortgagor) of, &c. by a certain indenture, bearing

date, &c. were due to me on the day

(1) See also post pp. 11, 16.

(2) The notice for the purpose expressed above need not be in writ- Notice need not ing, only as being more for the satisfaction of the trustee, and his be in writing. indemnity, in case the annuity should not happen to have been so long

in arrear, (which can be in the knowledge of the grantee only,) as to authorize an execution of the powers given to the trustee for recovering the arrears.

NOTICES.

(in arrear).

require you forthwith to put into execution all and every or any (at Annuity, &c. your discretion) of the powers and authorities given to you by the said indenture for compelling or otherwise obtaining payment of the said sum, together with all costs attending the same, and thereout to pay me the said sum of £ for the arrears of the said annuity, [or interest-money on the said principal sum of £ (as the case doing this shall be your full discharge day of

may be)]. AND for your so

and indemnity. Dated this

To (the trustee) of, &c.

(grantee or mortgagee).

Annuity, &c. (granted).

3. A Notice of the Grant of an Annuity or of any other Incumbrance upon Trust Property to Trustees of the Settlement (1).

Notice should be given to the trustees.

GENTLEMEN,

day of

I hereby require you to take notice, that (the tenant for life) of,
&c. hath granted to me an annuity of £
[or as the case
may be] for the term of his natural life, and by a deed bearing date
the
hath charged the same upon
the dividends and interest of the Bank Annuities, and other funds
and securities now standing, or being in your names, or whereof the
said dividends and interest are received by you in trust for him
the said (tenant for life), and hath also assigned the same divi-
dends and interest to me for better insuring the payment of the said

(1) Unless notice be given to trustees of trust property, that the cestui qui trust has parted with his interest, they will be justified continuing to pay to him the proceeds of it. The most proper and formal way of giving such notice, is by delivering to them an attested copy of the deed; but where the character and known disposition of the trustees is considered to render this unnecessary, a notice in the above form may be given to them. The latter part of the notice may, perhaps, be considered as superfluous, as the trustees would, nevertheless, be bound to follow the directions of their cestui qui trust, against whom only damages could be had, should any accrue by reason of his breach of covenant; but it may have the good effect of putting them so much upon their guard as to induce them to refuse a compliance with it.

annuity. AND hath also by the same deed declared that the secu-
rities upon which the said sums are now invested shall not be
changed by you without my consent, during the subsistence of the
said annuity, of which therefore I also request you will take notice.
Dated this
day of

To A. B. and C. D.

Trustees of the settlement

made upon the marriage of

(the grantor).

E. F. (grantee).

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Annuity, &c. (granted).

4. Notice of Appeal to the Quarter Sessions against the decision of Justices relative to repairs of Roads (1).

Appeal (conviction).

A. B. TAKE NOTICE that I intend to appeal to the next general quarter sessions of the peace, to be holden for the (county, &c.) of against an order [conviction or other proceeding as the case may be, particularly specifying the purport of such order, &c. and assigning the grievance and cause of complaint].

(1) By 13 Geo. 3. c. 78. persons thinking themselves aggrieved by any order of the justices of the peace or other persons executing the powers of that Act relative to the repairs of highways, may appeal to the quarter sessions, giving notice in writing to the justices or other person complained against six days after the cause of complaint shall arise, and entering into a recognizance before some justice of the peace, within four days after such notice given, with a surety to try the appeal or abide by the order.

13 Geo. S. c. 78

If such appeal be against a warrant of distress, the notice may be Distress. given within six days after, and it need not express the grounds of appeal. Rex v. Justices of Devon, 1 Maul. and Selw. 411.

NOTICES.

Assessment.

5. *A Notice from Surveyor of the High Roads of an application intended to be made by him of an Assessment for the repair of the Roads (1).

Middlesex

NOTICE is hereby given, that application will

(or other county). S be made to the justices of the peace acting for

the hundred of

sions to be held at

day of

in the said county, at the special ses

in the said hundred on the

in the

, one thousand eight hundred for an equal assessment to be made not exceeding pound, upon all and every the occupiers of lands, tenements, woods, tithes and hereditaments, within the parish, &c. of use and benefit of the highways within the said parish, &c.

Dated this

day of

for the

Assignment (bond, &c).

6. *Notice by an Assignee of a Bond, or other debt or chose in action, of an Assignment made to him (2).

Recital of assigned debt, &c.

13 Geo. 3. c. 78.

SIR,

I (assignee) of, &c. do hereby give you notice, that by a certain indenture of assignment bearing date the

which was in the year

day of

and made or expressed to be made between, &c. in consideration of the sum of L to the said (obligee, &c.) paid by me, he the said (obligee) did assign unto me, my executors, administrators, and assigns, a certain bond or obligation in writing under the hand and seal of you the said (obligor), bearing date the

day of

(1) By 13 Geo. 3. c. 78. (as amended by 54 ib. c. 109, and 55 ib. c. 68.), the surveyor shall on two successive Sundays in the month of November in every year, cause ten days' notice to be given in the church or chapel, and if not there at some other public place of the time and place when persons desirous of compounding for the statute-duty are to attend for that purpose.

(2) See ante, p. 6. n. (1).

whereby you bound

yourself, your heirs, executors, and administrators, to the said (obligee) therein described as of

his executors, administrators,

with a condition there

or assigns, in the penal sum of £
under written, for making the same void on payment by you the said
(obligor), your heirs, executors, or administrators, to the said (obli-
gee), his executors, administrators, or assigns, of the sum of £
with lawful interest for the same (from the

day of

last past) on the day of in the year of our Lord

then

, (and on which said bond it was by the said indenture declared there was then due to the said (obligee) for principal and interest, the sum of £ and upwards). AND also all that the said penal sum and all other sums, and all benefit and advantage whatsoever, both at law and in equity, of him the said (obligee), in, to or concerning the same, together with full power and authority to ask, demand, sue for, recover, receive, and give effectual acquittances and discharges for the same, TO HAVE and TO HOLD the said bond or obligation, penal sum and other the premises thereby assigned, or intended so to be, unto me the said (assignee), my executors, administrators, or assigns, to and for my own proper use and benefit, and as and for my own proper monies, estate, and effects (1). AND for the better and more effectually enabling me, my executors, administrators, and assigns, to enforce the payment of and receive the monies due or to become due on the said bond thereby assigned, the said (obligee) did thereby appoint me, my executors, administrators, and assigns, his lawful attorneys irrevocable for him the said (obligee), and in his name and in the name or names of his executors or administrators, but for the sole use of me, my executors, administrators, or assigns, to demand, sue for, recover, and receive from you the said (obligor), and all other persons to whom it might belong to pay the same, all and every the sum and sums of money then due or thereafter to grow due, or be payable upon or by virtue of the said bond, and on non-payment thereof, to use and take all such lawful and equitable ways and means as should be deemed necessary in that behalf, and on payment thereof, to deliver up or cancel the said bond, and to give sufficient releases and discharges for the monies due thereon, and one or more attorney or attorneys under me, my executors, adminis

(1) If the assignment was by way of mortgage, add here, "SUBJECT NEVERTHELESS to the proviso for redemption of the same thereinafter contained."

NOTICES.

Assignment (bond, &c).

Mortgage.