NEW EDITION, BEING THE SIXTH, REVISED AND CORRECTED;

WITH THE ADDITION OF

ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS, NOTES, REFERENCES, &c,

BY JOHN JOSEPH POWELL,

OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE, ESQ. BARRISTER AT LAW.

IN SIX VOLUMES.

VOL. V.

DUBLIN:

PRINTED FOR MESSRS. E. LYNCH, G. BURNET, P. WOGAN,
J. EXSHAW, P. BYRNE, A. GRUEBER, W. SLEATER,
W. M'KENZIE, J. MOORE, J. JONES, W. JONES,
J. RICE, H. WATTS, AND P. MOORE.

MDCCXCII.

By a mother, of debts from her children,

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By a father to his fon, of his houfe, goods, ftock in trade, &c. the fon to pay the father's debt and allow him an annual fum, and on default of payment the father to re-enter, &c.

Of fome fmall debts in part of gratuity for maintenance.

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ib.

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A bill

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A bill of fale of a person's whole estate upon trust for the donor for life after her decease for the donee, with a provifo of revocation, fpecial. From a father of his perfonal estate to two trustees, in truft for his daughter, but if dead before age, or married, then to his wife with a power of revocation. 7

Who may be a grantee.

Of naming the grantee,

Of the power of grantees where grant is for the benefit of others.

Of the things granted.

Of the eftate, property and poffeffion of the grantor.

The words of a grant.

Of naming and defcribing the thing granted, and therein of election.

Of the commencement and limitation of the eftate granted.

ift. In the commencement of the eftate granted.

2d. In the limitation of the eftate or in the habendum of the grant.

What may or may not be granted by the fame deed.

Of feveral grants of the fame thing.

Of omiffions of ceremonies, &c. required in grants.

ib.

37

What shall be faid a good grant in the nature of a release or discharge, or not, ib.

Of void grants.

How grants fhall be conftrued.

ib.

38

Precedents of Grants.

A grant of a reverfion,

A short grant of an annuity by deed poll.

ib.

39

A grant of an annuity to commence after the death of grantor, by indenture, with power of revocation.

Of a rent charge.

44

Of an annuity for life out of a real estate, and a dentise of the faid premiffes for a term of years as a collateral fecurity.

ib.

Of an annuity for life to qualify, &c.

48

Of an annuity out of a real eftate by a father and his two trustees to a fon, for

which he is reftrained from fuing by a writ or action, but may diftrain. Page 49 Of an annuity out of leafehold premiffes for a term of years if the grantee fhall live fo long, in confideration of money paid.

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Of an annuity by an incumbent out of his living with a demise to a trustee. 51 Of an annuity fecured by an affignment of money outstanding on mortgage fecurities fpecially recited.

Of a reverfionary annuity out of lands, &c.

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*Of an annuity fecured upon the refiduum, of a teflator's real and perfonal estates, and of the faid refiduum with very special covenants.

Of rent for a marriage settlement.

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Before marriage of an annuity (or pin money) upon truft for the intended wife's separate use over and above a fettlement of equal date.

A bargain and sale in confideration of affection and annuity of stock in the orphan's fund.

81

Of an annuity or rent-charge to commence after the death of the grantor if the grantee furvives, iffuing out of all the grantor's real estate.

82 ib.

Of the next turn or right of prefentation to a rectory and parish church. Of the next presentation by husband and wife in cafe the living shall become void in the wife's life, it being part of her settled estate for life with a covenant to levy a fine fur concefferunt.

Of an advowson of a rectory and parish church.

Of a presentation in trust.

Of the next prefentation of a rectory made by trustees and celuy que trust.
Of tythes.

Of a pew in a church.

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86

ib.

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88

ib.

Of a moiety of the fees and profits of the transfer office and 100l. per annum out of the other moiety, (deducting incident charges) fo long as the grantee fhall in perfon faithfully and diligently execute the faid office. 89

Of an executorship and of all fuch goods, &c. as the executor hath or ought to have thereby, with a letter of attorney and divers good covenants. For more concerning Offices vide Deputations.

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Indemnity.

A deed to indemnify a truftee on his felling an eftate.

For Bonds of Indemnity fee tit. Bonds.

93

Indorsements.

A receipt for the confideration money mentioned in a deed to be indorfed

thereon.

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ib. Fav

Where there are two originals as in a fecurity to two perfons, &c. and two receipts are given for the fame fum.