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LEASES SUBSISTING.-Continued.
Power to determine, observations on

iii. 80
Covenant for further assurances recommended
to be introduced into

iii. 81
In what cases necessary to be registered iii. 83
Leases required to be granted in possession, cannot
be made to cominence at a future day

iii. 432
Executed under a power, must be by the donee
himself and not by attorney

iii. 444
And where a counterpart is required by the power,

a memorandum of its execution should be in-
dorsed on the lease

ib.
Leuses may be grauted for any number of lives in

being, and for twenty-one years, and the usual
months of gestation afterwards

vi. 580
LEASING POWERS

vi. 454, 507, 541, 594
Are extinguished by alienation of the whole
estate by tenant for life

4. 243
LEASE of a house for a term of years, the outer part

to be repaired by the lessor, the inner by the
lessee

iii. 56
of a house by the owner of the inheritance, where

all repairs are dove and taxes paid by the tenant iii. 84
A short form of a lease of a dwelling house, by the
owner of the inheritance

iii. 100
An under lease granted by lessee for a part of his
term

iii. 108
Of a messuage or dwelling house, with furniture,

fixtures, &c. by the owner of the inheritance 131
Of a public house by a brewer

iii. 149
Of a windmill

ii. 68
Of a house, &c. in the skeleton, or an unfinished
state, to be completed by the tenant

üi. 183
A building lease or lease of land by the owner of

the inheritance, for the purpose of houses being
built thereon

iii. 200
Of land to build a square

iii. 202
Of a dwelling house, paddock, and a small quan-
tity of land

iii. 224
Of a copyhold messuage, &c. by the licence of the
lord

iji: 241
Of a freehold farm and lands

iii. 261
Of part freehold and part copyhold

jii. 265
Of tithes

ii. 289
Of coal pits, or of lands in a coal or mining coun-
try

iii. 300
By a corporate town or city, to a lessee for years,
adapted to corporations in general and also to
the city of London in particular

iii. 336
Of a messuage, &c. by a college in one of the
universities

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LEASE.-Continued.

For years by tenant in tail, or tenant for life at com-
mon law

jii. 306
For years by tenant in tail under the stat. 32 Hen.
8.

iii. 381
For three lives by a bishop, or other ecclesiastical
person in right of his church

mi. 398
Of a messuage, &c. by husband, seized in rigbt
of his wife

iii. 413
By tenant for life, &c. by virtue of a power con-

tained in a marriage settlement or will iii. 428
By trustees under a power contained in a marriage
settlement

iii. 445
Of a messuage, &c. by a guardian

iii. 462
Of a capital mansion, farni, and lands, by the com-

mittee of a lunatic, in pursuance of a decree
of the Court of Chancery

iii. 481
By an heir at law, in pursuance of an agreement
for a lease entered into by his ancestor

iii. 509
Of estates in mortgage (by mortgagor and mort-

gagee) where no power of leasing is reserved to
the mortgagor

iii. 526
By two persons holding a joint tenancy

in. 543
By executors or administrators, in pursuance of

an agreement entered into by their testator or
intestate

iii. 558
Of a messuage, &c. to two or more persons, as te-

nants iu common, or copartners in trade iii. 576
To executors or administrators, in pursuance of an

agreement for a lease, entered into with their
testator or intestate

ji, 593
For ninety-nine years determinable on lives iii, 600
A renewed lease for three lives upon the death of

one of the nominees, and surrender of the former

lease, with covenant for further renewals ili, 625
Surrender of a lease for lives, in order to a renewal
upon the decease of a nominee

üi. 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
LEASE FOR LIVES. Mortgage of

vi.
Mortgagee cannot compel the mortgagor to renew,
but he may renew hiinself

16
Conveyance from a vendor to a purchaser

ii. 473
Mortgage of

v. 1, 22
Covenant in mortgages of, not to determine leases v. 90
Mortgage of

v. 35, 65
Mortgage of by indorsement

76
LEASEHOLD OR CHATTEL INTEREST, how far

V.

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LEET. Stewardship of, how granted

i. 443
LEGACY. Assignment of

ii. 788
To infants. Where the testator has given rodirec-

tions to whom the same are to be paid, the same
may be paid into the bank, in the name of the

accountant general, by 36 Geo. 3. c. 52. s. 32. vi. 792

See also Wills.
LEGATEES should be made parties where interested ii. 685

Covenant from to indemnify executors in leases ui. 606
LESSOR'S TITLE. Right of inspecting

jii. 5
Where not inspected, covenant should be absolute
against all the world

iii. 10
Not being investigated, he ought to covenant for
further assurances

iii. Si
LICENCE to assign, how granted

ii. 516
The terms thereof to be strictly pursued

ji. 519
Form of

ii, 532
Where there is a restrictive clause not to assign;

a bankrupt ought not to be inade a party to ihe
deed

ii. 633
To assign once given destroys the restriction against
assigning

Vol. Page. LIVERY AND SEISIN may be by attorney

i. 92 Necessary to the validity of a deed of feoffinent i. 100 Form of power of attorney to deliver seisin in such deed

ib. Variations where the power is granted to two or more persons

i. 101 Livery by infants, feme coverts, and the like, must

be made in person, and not by attorney; and
it is to be noticed that livery by these persons
will be good, until avoided by entry

ib.
Possession must be actually delivered at the time
of inaking livery

ib. n. 27 How this is to be done when the premises are on lease

ib. Seisin may also be accepted by an attorney for the purchaser

i. 102 n. 28 Form thereof

ib. The feoffor must have possession at the time of

livery, therefore seisin when made by attorney
must be effected during the life of the vendor,
but this does not hold where the head of a cor-
poration dies

i. 101, 102 n. 27, 28 Livery and seizin how made

i. 104 n. 31 Memorandum of

iv. 22 LIVES. Conveyance of freehold leases for lives ii. 473, 487

Assignment of leases for years, determinable on
lives

ii. 503 LUNATICS. How lease of their estates may be grant

iii. 481 Lease of the estate of from the committee üi, 381

ed

M.

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MINES. Lease of

ii. 300
MINORITY, where part of the consideration is retain-
ed on account of

i. 201
An infant feme may settle personal estate previous

to marriage, notwithstauding her minority vi. 363
MOIETY. Agreement for purchase of

i.
Description of in a lease for a year

i. 149
In a release

i. 156, 161, 166
Conveyance of a moiety or other portion of an es-

tate, with variations where it is held in joint
tenancy, in coparcenary,

in

i. 313
Conveyance of where the co-tenant is the pur-
chaser

i. 319
Assignment of a moiety of leasehold premises ii. 554
Mortgaye of

jv, 254
Like of a leasehold

ji. 107

common

MORTGAGE. Equity of redemption of mortgage in
fee, conveyance of to a purchaser