1st and 2d Vic. c. 69, Infant Trustees, 606

c. 74, Possession of Tenements, 175
c. 85, Stamps, 653

c. 110, Imprisonment for Debt, 145, 168, 290, 332, :
377, 686, 689, 691

c. 11, Judgments, &c., 168, 174, 689

c. 29, Bankrupts, 142

c. 54, Custody of Infants, 166
c. 60, Infant Trustees, 144

ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.

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9, 14, for 30th read 36th

21, 9, dele at the time

24, 20, insert of before interested

26, last line, for confirmed read comprised

49,

58,

59,

60,

2, dele so

7 from bottom, for non-appearance read non-application 5 and 7, after on insert the

6, after part insert thereof

71, 14, for interests read intents 78, 21, dele the first or

84, 17, dele the second and

85, 20, for related read released

97, 10 from bottom, for running read ensuing

114, margin, for lessor read lessee

115, 25, for in read between

123, 13, for on read of

145, The act of 1st and 2d Vic. c. 110, has been amended and explained by an act of 3d and 4th Vic. c. 82, which declares, that the rights given to creditors under the 14th sect. of that act, applies to the interest and dividends, as well as the capital of the stock, &c., and to funds in the Court of Chancery or Exchequer. It also provides that purchases, mortgages, and creditors, shall not be affected by unregistered judgments, &c., even though they may have had notice of them. See sec. 19 to 149.

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171,

178,

179,

7 section, for cestui on trust read cestui que trust
3, for questions read question

18, for then read therein

12, for payment read non-payment

180, 3 sec., for avoidable read available 191, 17, for or for read of

200, note h, for Fontin read Frontin

211, 14, after hereby insert agreed to be 6, before inn insert an

219,

222,

8, after upon insert the

3 from bottom, after W.S. insert unto him 228, last line, dele the first and

235, 18, after have insert and

237,

3 from bottom, dele said before premises note q, for should read shall

238, 14, for M.P. read P.D.

239, 13, dele and

241, 1, after mortgagor insert and mortgagee 254, last line, for interests read intents

259,

5 from bottom, for avoiding read avoid

277, 10, for into read in

278,

21, after compelling insert the payment or 280, 6, for said read same

283,

7, before will insert he

287, 19, after property add informing him of his intention of purchasing, and add a reference to the case of Ibbotson v. Rhodes, 2 Vern. 554.

288,

7 from bottom, read the case of bail-bond given to the sheriff

on an arrest on

289, note c, line 2, for 394 read 607

291,

297,

6 from bottom, for purchaser read mortgagee
8, dele in

302, note e, after Colegrave insert v. Mauley

309, note n, read Wigram

332, note k, read brought in debt

344, 2 from bottom, for premiums read premises

358, note f, line 1, for on read or

359, note g, line 17, for thereby read hereby

360, 17, for 32 read 52

371, lines 7 and 8, A. B. and C. D. ought to be parties of the first and second parts, and the purchaser of the third.

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373, 4, read aforesaid

note a, for c. 105 read 95

381, 1, read receipt, &c.
385, 7, read as such protector
411, 7, for either read any
429, 10, instead of or read for
431, 17, read continues

30, for received read reserved

432, 4, for lessee read lessor

last line in first paragraph, read charges 457, line 1, read of instead of the last from 461, 14, for is read shall be

On the subject of notice before the repayment of mortgagemoney, see the recent case of Brown v. Lockhart, reported in 9 Law Jo. N.S. Ch. 167, in which the ViceChancellor said, that, "with regard to giving the mortgagee six months notice paying off the mortgage-money, I apprehend there is no law requiring that to be done, except that which has arisen out of the usual practice of conveyancers, it being reasonable to give the mortgagee the opportunity of finding another investment."

462, 463, see Grane v. Mitchell, recently decided by the Vice

Chancellor, in which case a motion for a reference of a foreclosure suit was opposed, on the ground that some of the mortgagors were infants; but the learned Judge, though he admitted that he could not make the order under the statute, granted the application under the authority of the general jurisdiction of the Court, 9 Law Jo. N.S. Ch. 171.

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524,

547,

557,

558,

7 from bottom, read highways

10 from bottom, insert and after executors
9, read shall and may

2 from bottom, after out read of

559, 11, for into read in

582, note q, line 10 from bottom, for in read on

595, last line, for C. in fee, read E. in tail

604, note w, read 3 Russ.

613, 1, dele and

622, note l, read Beaumont v. Bramley 629, line 11, after of insert and in

669, Stamps on Settlement.-Any deed or instrument, (not being on a bona fide pecuniary consideration,) whereby any definite and certain principal sum or sums of money, (whether charged on, or to be laid out in lands or hereditaments or not, and if charged on hereditaments, whether to be raised at all events or not,) or any shares in Government, Bank of England, East India, or South Sea Stock, shall be, or be agreed to be settled, if such sum, or the value of such stock, or both, shall not amount to L.1,000, L.1 15 0

Duplicate, the same as the original.

Exemptions. Securities operating as settlements, if chargeable with the ad valorem duties on bonds or mort

gages.

Appointments under any power in favour of persons specially named as the objects of such power.

Declarations of trusts pursuant to any previous settlement, deed, or will, and instruments for securing any gifts or dispositions made by any previous settlement, deed, or