Р POST-NUPTIAL SETTLEMENT, No. 89, pages 632, 633. 90-to convey real estate, with a power of substitution, 633. 51-deed on foreclosure, 593. 57- on partition, 593. REVOCATION, 92-of a power of attorney, 634. 93-of, and appointment in a marriage settlement, 634. SATISFACTION PIECE 69 of a mortgage, 613. SHERIFF'S DEED, 53-on a sale by execution, 594. S 50-on foreclosure of a mortgage, 591, 592. 55-certificate on sale by execution, 596. SPECIAL GUARDIAN'S 52-deed of infant's estate, 594. SUBSTITUTION, 91-of an attorney, STATUTE, 633. as to acknowledgment and proof of deeds, showing before whom to be T TRUSTS. See ASSIGNMENTS, No. 32, p. 579. MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS, 625 et seq. WAY, W 58-deed of right of, through grantor's land, 599. WILL, No. 96 of real and personal property, 636. 97-codicil to a will, 636. 98-devising to a married woman an estate in fee, with a beneficial power 99-providing for the accumulation of the income of real estate for the ben- 100 charging the testator's real estate as the primary fund to pay debts and 101-directing trustees to receive the rents &c., and apply them to the use 102-another form of charging real estate with the payment of debts and 103-another form of charging by creating a trust, 638. 95-a power and not a trust, in a will, 635. 104-devise when the executors take the fee by implication, 639. 105-directing the accumulation of rents for infants, 639. 106-containing a devise to a religious corporation, 639. 107-directing an accumulation for a child, and on its death to its issue, 640 nature and object of, 527, 528. searching for incumbrances, 529. judgments and other liens, considered, 529, 530. how long a lien on land, 529, 530. judgment docketed is notice, 531. when entered up against a dead person, 532. town collector's bonds, 535. tax assessments, when a lien, 536. when estate divided among many, 542. when specific performance denied, 543. of titles under judicial sales, and under powers, 544, 545. of right of purchaser to the original deeds, 546. when deeds should be recorded, 548. when wills should be recorded, 549. when title is acquired by adverse holding, 550. form and arrangement of abstracts, 551 et seq. duty of counsel with respect to, 556, 557. of the party by whom deed should be prepared and paid for, 558-562. [655] ACCOUNT between mortgagor and mortgagee, 128. tenants in common and joint tenants, 188. in what cases allowed, 188. ACKNOWLEDGMENT, how taken, and before what officers, 122, 388, 389, 890; and see Appendix for statute, and various forms. by a married woman, 123, 390, 391. when proof may be taken, 123. required as to execution of deeds, 123, 373. what fact the officer must certify, 390. when feme covert may make, without her husband, 391. how made by a corporation, or by an attorney, 393. non-residents, 393. officer taking, must know party, 394. or the subscribing witness, when proved, 394. need not know the identifying witness, 394. what facts witness must state, 394. taking proofs or acknowledgments is a ministerial act, 399. ACTIONS, all real and possessory, abolished by the code of procedure, 351, 352. for use and occupation, 99, 214. for rent, 212-214. ADMINISTRATORS. ADVANCEMENT, See EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS, 261, 316, 340, 362. rule as to in law of descents, 338. what constitutes such, 338. how value thereof to be ascertained, 338. mere support of child, not such, 338. ADVERSE ENJOYMENT, how it differs from a prescription, 351. statute of limitations as to real property, 351, 352. what is an entry to avoid it, 352. as against the people, limitation is 40 years, in other cases 20 years, 351. ADVERSE POSSESSION, doctrine of, stated, 353. object of the statutes, 353. two classes of cases, 353, 354. constructive, excluded as to large tracts, 354. occupation not under judgments or writings, 354. actual occupancy, 354. color of title, what it is, 354, 355. defendant not bound to produce deed, 356. |