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By indorsement

ASSIGNMENT.-Continued.

A shorter form

Of a moiety of leasehold premises

Of the equity of redemption of leasehold premises
Of leasehold premises by a lessee, or assignee, and

ii. 544

ii. 548

ii. 554

ii. 566

ii. 578

ii. 592

ii. 611

ii. 622

By trustees for sale, mortgagee and lessee
By assignees of a bankrupt and bankrupt
By assignees, or mortgagee and bankrupt

ii. 638

ii. 658

ii. 668

Of leasehold premises by executors or administra-

tors

ii. 683

Of leasehold premises, where part of the money is

to remain on mortgage

ii. C94

Of the like to a purchaser and mortgagee, where
the latter advances part of the money

ii. 734

Of leasehold premises to joint-tenants, or tenants

By trustees for sale, to trustees empowered to
purchase

Of stock from a retiring partner

Of stock from one co-partner to another on the
expiration of the articles of co-partnership

For the benefit of creditors. See Debtor and Cre-
ditor

ASSIGNS mean those who are in possession under
licence, or by operation of law

ASSURANCE for life, assigument of policy by way of

mortgage
Covenant for.

See the various deeds under the
article Conveyance.

vi. 339

vi. 352

iii.

v. 214

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ATTESTATION OF DEEDS, requisites to be ob-
served in. The word sealed does not necessarily
imply that the parties signed the deed in the
presence of the witnesses; and therefore an at-
testation of a deed of appointment without the
word signed as well as sealed, is bad i. 144 n. 41.
And see the case of Wright v. Wakeford under
article "Appointment" supra.

ATTESTED COPIES. The purchaser is entitled to
have all necessary attested copies duly stamped
at the vendor's expence

i. 171

Must be delivered at the vendor's expence i. 21 n. 29.
Should be stipulated in an agreement to be on the
proper stamps

But a condition of sale by auction may be, that
the purchasers shall be at the expence thereof,
and the reason

ib.

i. 86 n. 6.

ATTORNEY for the delivery of seizin and possession
of premises in a deed of feoffment, may be ap-
pointed by the same deed, or a separate instru-

ment

Manner of executing deeds by

i. 92 n. 5.

There should be two parts of the power
The attorney should execute a declaration of trust
as to the purchase money

A purchaser not bound to accept a conveyance by,
unless he knows of the appointment at the time
of contract

Cannot delegate his authority to another, unless
authorised by his power

i. 188

i. 189

ib.

i. 189

ii. 778

Form of, in deed of feoffment

iv. 21

ATTORNEY, power of to receive bank annuities in

deeds of assignment

ii. 777

To deliver seizin in freehold leases

iii. 412

See also Power of Attorney.

ATTORNIES lending out client's monies on mortgage
should immediately execute a declaration of
trust, as it is doubted how far parol evidence
can be admitted to establish the trust

AUCTION, conditions of sale at

iv. 66

i. 62

i. 82 n. 1.

i. 83 n. 3.

Printed conditions binding, and no verbal declara-
tions at the time of sale valid
Bidders at may retract before the hammer is
down
Purchasers at, where there are no persons to cove-
nant for the title: Qu. whether bound to accept
the title
Agreement or memorandum of sale by, and by
whom to be signed

i. 85 n. 5.

i. 88

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AUCTION.-Continued.

Restrictions against sale by on premises

i. 89

AUCTIONEER strictly an agent for the vendor only i. 90

AVOIDANCE, agreement for purchase of

Grant of

Next is a chattel interest

i. 61

i. 384

i. 62, 63 n. 8.

Of the church, a stipulation that the mortgagor of
an advowson shall thereon preseut, doubtful
Of lease in case of death or bankruptcy of lessee

jv. 322
iii. 77

B.

BANK ANNUITIES, observations on
A devise of, requires two witnesses
Assignment of a life interest in
Mortgage of the like

Mortgage of a reversionary interest therein
Bequest of. See Wills.

BANKRUPTCY. A mere act of bankruptcy, an objection

to the title

1. 15 n. 20.

A purchaser not bound to take such title as the
bankrupt had, without objection to it, though
formerly it was so

The solicitor, or assignees of, cannot become pur-
chasers of his estate

i. 16

i. 157

i. 157

Conveyance of the fee from the assignees of a bank-
rupt, and the bankrupt to a purchaser
May be reasonably required to enter into covenants
for the title

ii. 157, 158

Estates tail in possession, will pass by the commis-
sioners' bargain and sale, but not if it be
in remainder, without the concurrence of tenant
for life

In what cases assignees ought to enter into co-
venants for the title
Assignees obliged to covenant for further assurances ii. 167
Appointment in fee by bankrupt, where his estate
is limited to a trustee to prevent
Appointment necessary, ex abundanti cautela
Ought not to be a party where there is a restrictive

ib.

ii. 181

clause not to assign

ii. 633

BANKRUPTS. Commissioners are empowered to
der and sell freehold and copyhold lands of
bankrupt

vi. 207

Unless bona fide sold two months before the date of

the commission

vi. 208

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BANKRUPTS.-Continued.
And if a bankrupt be not a trader at the time of
the executing a conveyance without fraud; it
will be good, though he afterwards become a
trader

vi. 208

vi. 208, 212

Also a bankrupt's acts do not extend to estates out
of Great Britain
Nor can he be compelled to give them up, or exe-
cute any appointment for the benefit of his cre-
ditors

Assignees may be chosen either from the creditors

or not

ib.

vi. 208, 9

A pecuniary consideration necessary to support the
bargain and sale

i. 117. vi. 209

The words ordered and directed must be used in the
bargain and sale, as the commissioners' autho-
rity is derived specially under the statutes
Copyholds of the bankrupt pass by the bargain and
sale without surrender

Of the parcels in the bargain and sale, and which
pass thereby
Future real estates acquired before certificate, will
require a new bargain and sale

vi. 210

vi. 211

vi. 211

vi. 211, 212

But future personal estates pass by the first assign-

ment

Bargain and sale does not affect wife's dower vi. 212
A possibility that can be released will pass by the
bargain and sale

What choses in action will pass

Assignees entitled to the custody of deeds and the
proceedings

Qu. Whether assignees ought to covenant jointly
and severally

Heirs of bankrupt, what remedy against
Assignees are trustees for the bankrupt, as to any
surplus

ib.

vi. 213

ib.

vi. 214

vi. 215

ib.

vi, 216

Qu. Whether assignees ought to covenant to indem-
nify the commissioners
Bargain and sale must be inrolled in a court of
record, and to bar an estate tail, in one of the
courts at Westminster

If lost, the court will not allow the enrolinent of

Effect of bankruptcy on copartnership property
How far wife's property affected by bankruptcy
Future personal estates pass by first assignment vi. 222
How far bankrupt discharged from payment of
rent by the commission

Assignees are trustecs of the surplus for the benefit
of the bankrupt

ib.

vi. 223

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BANKRUPTS.-Continued.
Provisional assignment is made to prevent the pro-
perty being dissipated; or prevent an extent
which binds from the teste, or a distress for rent
by the assignees' removal of the goods, or to
provide for the carrying on of the trade till as-
signees are chosen, particularly where the goods
are of a perishable nature

BANKRUPTCY, proviso for avoiding lease in case of
bankruptcy

vi. 227

ii. 519.

Form of shifting the limitation in marriage set-
tlement in case of bankruptcy, for protection of
wife's estate
vi. 532, 553, 631

But this can only be done in respect of the wife's
estate, and not in any way in respect of the hus-
band's

vi. 533
BARGAIN AND SALE to be enrolled, form of a deed of i. 116

Where it is of a remainder or reversion

Must be by writing indented

And under seal

And be for a valuable consideration

i. 346

i. 116 n. 2.
i. 129 n. 36.

i. 116 n. 6.

What estates may be the subject of a bargain and

sale

Use of must be limited to the bargainée

i. 118 n. 11

i. 121 n. 18.

Cannot be made to a trustee to prevent dower ib. n. 18.
Nor where powers of leasing are intended to be
reserved

Must by 27 Hen. 8. c.16. be enrolled in the courts at
Westminster, or with the custos rotulorum, within
six calendar months, to be computed exclusively
of the day of the date of the deed, and inclu-
sively of the day of inrolment; but in case of
omission, relief may be had in equity

Should be referred to in a deed of release of the

ib.

i. 129

i. 159

iv. 32

1

BARGAIN AND SALE FOR A YEAR referred to in

a deed of appointment

i. 137

The like where contained in the release

There should be the same parties thereto as to the
release

Order of naming them

A pecuniary consideration necessary to vest the pos-
session, though immaterial whether it be paid or not i. 148

i. 146