interest. I shall give examples of both forms. 1. Of a wadset which appears to be an improper one, from the regulations which it contains in the clauses of requisition and redemption; and, 2. Of an improper wadset with a back-tack.

1. In the first of these the form is the same with that which has already been given, with the following alterations. The clause of requisition will run thus- AND in the EVENT that the said B, or his foresaids, shall hereafter. incline to have the foresaid sum of L.

with the interest then due thereon, and such. 'expenses as may be incurred, REPAID to them, ⚫ rather than to retain the security hereby constituted, THE said A BINDS and OBLIGES him'self and his foresaids, TO PAY to the said B and his foresaids, the said sums, principal, ' interest, and expenses, or such part thereof as shall remain unextinguished by the intro'mission of the said B or his foresaids, with the rents and profits of the said lands; AND THAT at the said term of Martinmas

or at any other term of Martinmas or Whitsun

day thereafter, on premonition of sixty days. to be made by the said B, or his foresaids, to the said A, or his foresaids, in presence of

a notary-public and witnesses; AND in case payment shall not be so made, the said A BINDS and OBLIGES himself, and his foresaids,

to make payment to the said B, and his fore saids, of the sum of L. of liquidate expenses, with annualrent of the said principal sum thereafter during the not-payment thereof; DECLARING ALWAYS, that although the said B is to account for his ⚫ intromissions with the rents and profits of the said lands, and to give deduction thereof out of his claims against the said A, YET this shall not infer an obligation on him to be answerable for omissions, or for the solvency of tenants, or for not doing di ligence, BUT ONLY for his actual intromissions, after deduction of all charges, and necessary allowances to factors and other managers, which he may have incurred in managing the said estate, or in recovering the said rents. Then the deed goes on to the obligations on the creditor, in which a corresponding change will take place, thus- AND ON THE OTHER PART, the said B hereby expressly DECLARES, THAT the said LANDS and others above disponed, SHALL be REDEEMABLE by the said A and his heirs and assignees, FROM the said B and his foresaids, by PAYMENT to them of the said sum of • L. , AND whole bygone interest that may then be due thereon, wITH any expenses incurred by them in making the said rents, mails and duties effectual; AT LEAST of such

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and unextinguished by the intromission of the said B, or his foresaids, with the rents and profits of the lands and others above disponed; AND THAT at the said term of Martinmas or at any other term of Martinmas or Whitsunday thereafter, on premonition always of sixty days, to be made to the said B and his foresaids, personally, or at his dwelling-place, NF WITHIN Scotland at the time, OR, IF FORTH thereof, at the market* cross of Edinburgh only, in presence of a notary-public and witnesses; AND, in case of ABSENCE or REFUSAL, that the foresaid sums be consigned in the hands of the treasurer of the Bank of Scotland, on the peril of the consigner, for the lawful redemption of the said lands and others above disponed the place of redemption to be within the office of the said Bank; DECLARING, that a copy hereof, or of the instrument of sasine to follow hereon, shall be as valid and effectual for using the said order of redemption, as if a particular letter of reversion were made and registered apart.' Then follows an obligation to renounce, a clause of registration for diligence, a precept of sasine referring to the preceding clause of redemption, and a testing clause.

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2. The other case of the improper wadset with a back-tack, goes on in the same form with that of the proper wadset, down to the clause of requisition, which is to be expressed

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in this manner.

AND IN THE EVENT that the said B or his foresaids SHALL hereafter INCLINE to have the foresaid sum of L.

repaid to them, rather than to retain the security hereby constituted, the said A BINDS ' and OBLIGES himself and his foresaids To PAY to the said B or his foresaids, the said principal sum of L. WITH the annualrents or tack-duties due at the time, arising from the tack herein after contained, WITH the termly failzies that may have been incurred by the failure to pay the same at the terms specified in the said lease, AND THAT at the said term of Martinmas

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at any other term of Martinmas or Whitsunday thereafter, on premonition of sixty days, 'to be made by the said B or his foresaids to the said A or his foresaids, IN PRESENCE of a notary-public and witnesses; AND, in case the said A shall fail to make payment of the 'said principal sum at the said term, he and his foresaids shall be further liable in the payment of L. of liquidate expenses, and in the legal interest of the principal sum above mentioned, from the term at which payment shall be so required, and during the not payment thereof: AND, ON THE OTHER PART, the said B SETS, and in TACK and ASSEDATION LETS, for the annualrent or yearly tack-duty after specified, to the said A, his heirs or assignees, the whole lands and o

thers above described, for crop and year

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and in all time thereafter during 'the not-redemption; WITH POWER to them to possess the same as fully in all respects as the said B could have done before granting hereof: FOR WHICH CAUSES, the said A hereby BINDS and OBLIGES himself and 'his foresaids, to make payment to the said B and his foresaids of an annualrent of Sterling, or of such an annualrent, less or more, as by law for the time ⚫ shall correspond to the foresaid principal ⚫ sum of L. in name of tack-duty; AND THAT at two terms in the year, Whitsunday and Martinmas, by equal portions, beginning 'the first term's payment at Martinmas 'for the half year immediately preceding that term, and so forth thereafter at the terms a'bove expressed during the continuance of this 'tack, with the sum of L. money fore

said of liquidate penalty for each term's failure in payment of the said tack-duty; AND 'FURTHER, to pay the cess, feu-duties, minis'ter's stipend, and schoolmaster's salary, with all other public or parochial burdens imposed

or to be imposed on the subjects let; PROVIDING ALWAYS, as it is hereby PROVIDED and AGREED, that if the forementioned tackduty SHALL remain due for two whole years together, then this lease shall ipso facto become voID and NULL, and from that time the