INCUMBRANCES.-Continued. Vol. Page. iii. 82 May be searched for on accepting a lease, where the v. 391 Indemnity against misapplication of trust-monies ii. 255 Against rent and covenants in assignment of leases ii. 512, 530, 576 The assignees' covenant to pay rents and perform But not from his assignee ii. 530, 553 And to make it available, the lessee should either INDORSEMENT of livery and seisin on a deed of INFANT. Guardian of, may grant leases during the Lease from a guardian of Their leases not absolutely void, but voidable only Feme may settle her personal property, previous But not of her realty Trustees cannot apply interest for their mainten- INNOVATIONS in precedents, dangerous INSURANCE. On an agreement for a purchase, sti- i. 103 iii. 462 ib. ib. vi. 363 ib. vi. 786 i. 204 i. 13 INTEREST. Vendor entitled to interest on the pur- IRON MINES. Lease of ISSUE includes grandchildren iv. 99 iii. 300 vi. 482 JOINT STOCK COMPANY, assignment of a share in ii. 807 joint stock companies JOINT-TENANTS. Conveyance to May convey to a co-tenant by release ib. i. 501 ii. 34 But if to a stranger, the conveyance must be by Vol. Page. JUDGMENTS. Searching for ii. 111, 532 Need not be searched for on the purchase of copy- JOINTURE. Covenant to postpone, and give priority iv. 209 v. 166 K. KING cannot grant any special or real property but i. 434 L. LAND. Money directed to be laid out in land will be vi. 630 LAWFULLY CLAIMING. Why introduced into cove- nants for peaceable enjoyment i. 180 LEASE FOR A YEAR. Reference to in a deed of i. 137 In a release of i. 208, 223, 247 i. 146 i. 147 i. 147, 148 appointment, and grant and release General form of The like where contained in the release The parties to the release should be parties to the lease for a year Order of naming them There should be a pecuniary consideration for vest- i. 148 ib. i. 149 Vol. Page. CONSIDERATION.—Continued. And with the omission of the words of reference to the Statute of Uses i. 152 The words ways, paths, &c. ought not to be used i. 150 i. 150, 151 The habendun should be for one whole year; Reference to the release in a lease for a year; i, 151 i. 153 i. 166 i. 165 i. 205 But since the last stamp act, 53 Geo. 3. there must be a distinct stamp in respect thereof. LEASE AND RELEASE. Conveyance by, in what i. 146 n. 1 i. 147 i. 154 iv. 60 LEASES SUBSISTING. A purchaser of an estate bound 7 i. 46 n. 10 against the rents and covenants in the lease Leases by a lessor who is tenant in tail, seized in Leases for a term, not exceeding three years, to be Observations thereon, and cases decided iii. 3 No consideration necessary, unless it be of charit- Observations on taking by bargain and sale, as well iii. 57 ib. In what cases necessary to be registered iii. 83 Leases required to be granted in possession, cannot iii. 432 Executed under a power, must be by the donee And where a counterpart is required by the power, Leases may be granted for any number of lives in LEASING POWERS Are extinguished by alienation iii. 444 ib. vi. 580 vi. 454, 507, 541, 594 LEASE of a house for a term of years, the outer part i. 243 iii. 56 Of a house by the owner of the inheritance, where iii. 100 An under lease granted by lessee for a part of his term iii. 108 Of a messuage or dwelling house, with furniture, iii. 131 Of a public house by a brewer iii. 149 Of a windmill iii. 168 Of a house, &c. in the skeleton, or an unfinished iii. 183 A building lease or lease of land by the owner of iii. 200 Of land to build a square iii. 202 Of a dwelling house, paddock, and a small quan- iii. 224 Of a copyhold messuage, &c. by the licence of the Of coal pits, or of lands in a coal or mining coun- By a corporate town or city, to a lessee for years, universities iii. 350 Vol. Page. LEASE.-Continued. For years by tenant in tail, or tenant for life at com- mon law For years by tenant in tail under the stat. 32 Hen. 8. iii. 366 iii. 381 For three lives by a bishop, or other ecclesiastical iii. 398 Of a messuage, &c. by husband, seized in right iii. 413 By tenant for life, &c. by virtue of a power con- iii. 428 By trustees under a power contained in a marriage iii. 445 Of a messuage, &c. by a guardian iii. 462 Of a capital mansion, farni, and lands, by the com- of the Court of Chancery iii. 481 By an heir at law, in pursuance of an agreement iii. 509 By two persons holding a joint tenancy gagee) where no power of leasing is reserved to iii. 526 iii. 543 By executors or administrators, in pursuance of intestate iii. 558 Of a messuage, &c. to two or more persons, as te- iii. 576 To executors or administrators, in pursuance of an iii. 593 For ninety-nine years determinable on lives iii. 600 A renewed lease for three lives upon the death of iii. 625 upon the decease of a nominee iii. 634 Surrender of a for years by a lessee to his land- lord, by indorsement on the lease iii. 637 Form of powers of determining iii. 60 vi. LEASE FOR LIVES. Mortgage of Mortgagee cannot compel the mortgagor to renew, Conveyance from a vendor to a purchaser Covenant in mortgages of, not to determine leases LEASEHOLD OR CHATTEL INTEREST, how far the same is devisable to ene for life with re- vi. 765 |