.

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TRUSTEES.Continued.

To preserve contingent remajnders, take vested in-
terests

vi. 493
Are liable without any actual privity or concur-

rence, unless there is a clause of indemnity vi. 494
Trustees are answerable for each other, unless there
is a clause to the contrary

vi. 495
Their receipts how far good

vi. 465
Purchasers may require all the trustees to join ib,
Are responsible without any special clause for any

loss occasioned through negligence or want of care vi. 496
Have a right to retain and reimburse themselves

without any clause to that effect, and without be-
ing strictly limited to taxed costs

vi. 497
Cannot sell or exchange without an express power vi. 402
Cannot break in upon an infant's principal for the

purposes of advancement, without an express
power

vi. 449, 594
Observations on the powers of trustees for raising
monies for such purpose

vi. 458, 439
There shonld be three trustees appointed for monies
in the funds, and the reason

vi, 521
Trustees for raising portions should be different from
those to preserve
remainders

vi. 390
The consideration of marriage is alone sufficient
to raise an use in trustees

vi. 398
Trustees to preserve contingent remainders not ne-
cessary in copy holds

vi. 409
What public funds they may invest trust munies
io

vi. 474
Power of appointing new trustees in marriage set-
tlements

vi. 489, 564, 611, 654
New trustees to have the same powers vi. 491, 506, 615
To be chargeable for their own acts only vi. 495, 568,

616, 638, 710
And not for involuntary losses vi. 495, 569, 617, 710
That they shall retain their expences vi. 497, 570, 618,

038, 711
Power to, to purchase lands to be settled to the

vi. 474
And in the mean time, to invest the monies upon

monies
good securities

ib.
To preserve contingent remainders in a will, as to
the necessity of

same uses

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TRUSTEES-Continued.

Covenant that they have done no act to incumber ii. 44
Trustees to prevent dower in the new form, should
be made a party to a future conveyance

ii. 52
Lease from uuder a power

iii. 445

U.

UNFINISHED HOUSES. Mortgage of leases of v. 88
UNIVERSITY. Lease from a college in

jii. 350
UNLESS. The words unless, gc, in a præcipe and
concord, meaning thereof

i. 107, n. 6
USE. Cannot be limited upon a use

i. 121, n. 18

USES. Limitation of to the use of intended husband
till marriage

vi, 406, 407, 532
The reason thereof

vi. 407
To the use of trustees to preserve contingent re-
mainders

vi. 409, 533, 531
To the use of the intended husband for life vi. 407
Or until bankiuptcy

vi. 533
To the use that wife may enjoy a rent charge by
way of jointure

Vol. Page. USES. Continued. Or to daughters equally

vi. 425 To such uses as husband or wife shall appoint vi. 427 USES, SPRINGING. What, and when they may take effect

vi, 428

war

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WARRANTY OF TITLE. General warranty of in a deed of feoffment

i. 98 Why required

ib. n. 23 Limited warranty, form of

i, 100 n. 24 Efect of

i. 214 In a bill of sale of goods, form of

ji. 5:34 Not necessary

ib. n. 2 Recital thať a vendor is seised in fee, a ranty of title

i. 154 n. 4 WARRANT OF ATTORNEY proper to be taken as

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WIFE'S ESTATE.-Continued.
As to leaseholds

vi. 580
Choses in action belonging to wife, will revert in

her, if she survive her husband, and not go to
his representatives

vi. 575
Permitting husband to receive her separate income

will not be entitled to have the accouut go back
beyond one year

vi. 411
Where an estate settled is the wife's, provision

should be made for the husband and children of
a second marriage

vi. 427
WIFE not a necessary party in the assignment of a

lease for a year, determinable on lives ii. 503
Nor on any lease for years of her own, unless limit-

ed to her sole use, exclusive of husband ii. 515
May join the husband in charging bank annuities

with an annuity, if she has been separately ex-
amined in the court of Chancery on bill

v. 472
Her property how far affected by the bankruptcy
of her husband

vi. 221
Of debtor, need not be a party to the husband's

deed of composition, unless it relate to freehold vi. 7
Or it is her own separate estate
being a feme sole trader in London may com-
pound with her creditors

ib.
The creditors of the wife before marriage, after-

wards become the creditors of the husband vi. 8
Cannot make a will without consent

vi. 503
Form of power to the wife to make a will

ib.
Declaration that settleinent shall be in bar of dower vi. 572
Form of limiting leaseholds to a wife for her sole
use in a marriage settlement

vi. 579
See also Dower.
Covenant to leave her by will

vi. 707
Such a covenant will make the wise a creditor pro
tanto

ib.
Covenant to settle her future estate

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WILL.-Continued.
Under the description of a watch

vi. 741
How far cash excepted in a general bequest of

goods, and whatever else shall be in the house ib.
A devise of stock upon the premises, will include
the growing crops

ib.
Household furniture may be bequeathed to the wife
for life, with remainder over

ib.
Also confining a bequest to the wife during
widowhood, is good

ib.
The qualities of the respective estates should be
particularized in the devise