IN

CONVEYANCING;

WITH

VARIATIONS

ADAPTING THEM TO DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES OF TITLE:

AND

COPIOUS EXPLANATORY AND PRACTICAL

NOTES,

ON THE NATURE AND USE OF THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THEM.

Third Edition,

WITH GREAT ADDITIONS,

INCLUDING

DIRECTIONS FOR THE SOLICITOR IN ALL MATTERS CONNECTED
WITH EACH ASSURANCE.

BY CHARLES BARTON,

OF THE INNER TEMPLE, ESQ. BARRISTER AT LAW, AUTHOR OF THE ELEMENTS
OF CONVEYANCING.

Validiora sunt exempla quam verba, et plenius opere docetur quàm voce.

VOL. IV.
LEASE S.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR CHARLES HUNTER, LAW BOOKSELLER,

BELL-YARD, LINCOLN'S-INN,

1821.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY THOMAS DAVISON, WHITEFRIARS.

CONTENTS

OF

VOLUME IV.

CLASS II.

INTRODUCTION

Suggestions to the Solicitors of the Lessor and
Lessee respectively, on the Subject of Leases

ib. et seq.

AGREEMENTS.

Freeholds.

1

No. I.

An Agreement to grant a Lease of a Free-
hold Dwelling-House, &c. by the Owner of
the Inheritance

Variations where the Lessor is himself only a
Lessee of the Premises.

Where he is Tenant in Tail or for Life, or seised
in Right of his Wife.

Where the Lessee pays a Consideration for the
Lease.

Where the Premises are in Mortgage, &c. &c.