SECTION III.

CONVEYANCING AS MODIFIED BY RECENT LEGISLATION.

Scope of subject

256, 257

Commentary on Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881

257-302

For other Conveyancing Statutes with Notes see Appendix infra.

III.-Freeholds, copyholds, and enfranchised copyholds sold

VIII.-Agreement for sale by tenant for life and

XII.-Agreement for mortgage of copyholds
XIII.-Agreement for mortgage of leaseholds

XIV.-Memorandum of agreement on equitable mort-

XV.-Agreement to let chattels on hire system

558-560

560, 561

XVI.-Agreement as to conveyancing business between
solicitor and client.

XVII.-Conveyance by vendor having absolute legal and

XX.-Conveyance by tenants in common as joint

parties

parties

XXI.-Conveyance by tenants in common as several

XXII.-Conveyance by trustees and cestui que trust
XXIII.-Conveyance by personal representative

deceased vendor

XXIV.-Conveyance by mortgagor and mortgagee
(The mortgage debt being kept on foot).
XXV.-Conveyance by donee of power of appointment
XXVI.-Conveyance by mortgagee under implied power

of sale

563-564

564, 565

565,566

566

567

ib., 568

568, 569

PRINCIPLES AND PRECEDENTS

OF

MODERN CONVEYANCING:

Concise Exposition of the Draftsman's Art,

with a Series of Forms framed in accordance with recent Legislation.

BY

C. CAVANAGH, B.A., LL.B. (LOND.),

OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE AND NORTHERN CIRCUIT, BARRISTER-AT-LAW;
AUTHOR OF "THE LAW OF MONEY SECURITIES."

TABLE OF CONTENTS,

INCLUDING

COMPLETE LIST

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