NOTICES. Assignment (bond, &c). trators, or assigns, for any of the purposes therein and hereinbefore To (the obligor or other debtor) of, &c. (assignee). Bill (non-acceptance). 7. Notice of the non-acceptance of a Bill of Exchange. SIR, TAKE NOTICE that I am the holder of a bill of exchange dated for payment of L by who has two months after date, Drawn on and indorsed by you, and that the same has been presented for acceptance to the said refused to accept the same, and I therefore require you immediately to pay the amount thereof with expenses incurred. To (drawer or indorser) of, &c. Yours, &c. (indorsee). (1) If the assignment was by way of mortgage add, "AND in the said indenture of assignment is contained a proviso for making the same void, upon payment by the said (obligee), his heirs, executors, administrators, or assigns, to me, my executors, administrators, or assigns, of the sum of £ , of lawful money of Great Britain, with interest for the same, at the rate of £5 per cent. per annum, on the of the said indenture. day of next ensuing the date NOTICES. Bill & *Notice of the non-payment of a Bill of Exchange. (non-payment). (Copy of Protest (1)). SIR, In pursuance of the statute (2) in such case made and provided, I To (drawer or indorser) of, &c. Yours, &c. (indorsee). 9. *Notice to an Underwriter of the Capture of a Ship (and abandonment (3)). Capture, &c. (ship). SIR, As clerk and general manager of the business and commercial concerns of during his absence from this kingdom, I do hereby give you notice on behalf of him the said -, master), underwritten by you the or any ports or places whatsoever and wheresoever, in the East In- (1) See post. "PROTEST." (2) See 9 and 10 Wil. and Mar. c. 17. NOTICES. (ship). and forwards at all times and at all places, both in port and at sea, and until safely arrived at her last place of discharge of her outward cargo in the East Indies, (or as the case was,) that the said ship was, on or about the day of instant, in the course of her said voyage, captured by an American privateer. AND I do hereby further give you notice on behalf of the said in consequence of such capture, he the said that hath abandoned and hereby doth abandon the said ship to you and the other underwriters upon the same, according to your respective proportions and subscriptions, and that he claims to be paid the amount of such subscriptions as a total loss. WITNESS my hand To (underwriter), of, &c. (clerk), for, &c. Carrier (responsibility). 10. *Notice by a Carrier not to be answerable beyond a certain amount. TAKE notice that the proprietors of the public carriages who transact their business at this office, will not be answerable for any package containing cash, bank notes, bills, jewels, plate, watches, lace, silks, or muslins, however small the value, nor for any other package which with its contents shall exceed £5 in value, if lost or damaged, unless the value be specified, and an insurance be paid over and above the common carriage when delivered here, or to some of their officers or agents in other parts of the kingdom. Composition. Notice neces sary to determine composition. 11. A Notice by the Owner of Land to the Parson to determine a Composition for Tithes (1). SIR, Variations where it is from the Parson to the Owner. I hereby give you notice, that it is my desire to determine the composition now subsisting between us, relative to the tithes of my [or (1) A composition between the parson and parishioner respecting tithes being analogous to a lease of the tithes to the parishioner at an annual rent, requires a like notice to be given by either party to the next, being at the expiration of one half year from the date hereof. NOTICES. Composition. 12. A Notice by one Copartner to another to Dissolve the Copart nership. Dissolve copartnership. SIR, I HEREBY require you to take notice, that it is my intention to re- day of other, to determine it, Bishop v. Chichester, 2 Brown Ch. Ca. 162; Wyburd v. Turk, 1 Bos. and Pull. 458; Fell v. Wilson, 12 East, 83, and see Cox v. Bain, 3 Taunt. 95. A notice to determine a composition should be reasonable in point of time, and suited to the convenience of the farmer. But a hand notice at the time of setting out the tithes that "for the time to come", it must be paid in kind is sufficient, Leech v. Bailly, 6 Price, 504. It is however to be observed, that a composition between the incumbent and his parishioner determines on his death, and his successor is not bound to give notice of his intention to take the tithes in kind, Bunb. 294. Brown v. Barlow, 3 Gwil. 1001. Williams v. Powell, 10 East, 269. But if the successor on coming to the living accept the composition, that will amount to a confirmation, and such successor consequently must give notice. (1) If the copartnership deed be silent as to the particular period of Christmas the the year at which either party shall be at liberty to dissolve the copart- most proper time to dissolve conership on notice, it may be made to expire at the pleasure of the party partnership. giving it; but it will in general be most convenient to both parties, that the dissolution should take place at Christmas, when the yearly rest is rade in the accounts of the copartnership. NOTICES. Dissolve copartnership. nership, execute to me such bond of indemnity, as in the said ar- To (the co-partner) of, &c. Dissolution copartnership). 13 *A Notice to the world by Copartners of the Dissolution of their Copartnership. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately subsisting be- (co-partners). This notice of dissolution should be inserted in Gazette; and also given to individual customers; see ante, MOD. PREC. Vol. VII. n. (1). p. 218. |