358

Deed of qualified con

sent.

Power to ap

point receiver.

PURCHASE-RECEIPT-RECEIVER.

or any part or parts thereof, subject never for theless and without prejudice to the estate or for life of him the said C. D., of and in the s same hereditaments, and all powers, privi leges, (except the power of consenting as protector,) annexed to such life estate.

(550.) And whereas by a deed-poll, or instrument in writing, under the hand and seal of the said C. D., bearing even date with the lastly hereinbefore in part recited indenture, he, the said C. D., (after reciting the same indenture as or to the effect hereinbefore recited,) did give and grant his consent to the conveyance, assurance, and disposition of the said manors, messuages, lands, and other hereditaments so made as aforesaid by the said hereinbefore in part recited indentures of, &c.

PURCHASE.

See Annuity, Advowson, Auction, Contract for Purchase, &c.

RECEIPT. See Payment.

RECEIVER.

(551.) And in the indenture now in re

cital, it was declared, that it should be lawful

r the said A. B. and C. D., and the survior of them, and the heirs, executors, admistrators, and assigns of such survivor, from me to time, to appoint an agent or a reeiver to manage the said manors and hereitaments, and to receive the rents, issues, nd profits thereof, and to displace such gent or receiver at their or his pleasure, nd to allow such agent or receiver such a alary, or other compensation for his trouble herein, as to the said A. B. and C. D., or the survivor of them, or the heirs, executors, administrators, or assigns of such survivor, should seem expedient and proper.

(552.) And whereas the said A. B. and Agreement

C. D. have agreed to appoint the said E. F., to be the receiver of the rents of the estates comprised in the said hereinbefore in part recited indenture of, &c., with such power and in such manner, as hereinafter mentioned.

to appoint receiver.

to appoint receiver to secure pay

nuity.

(553.) And whereas upon the treaty for Agreement the purchase of the said annuity, or yearly rent-charge of £, it was stipulated and ment of anagreed, that, for the purpose of securing the regular and due payment of the same, the said A. B. shonld be appointed a receiver,

Agreement to appoint receiver to secure pay

terest of

loan.

or

from time to time, to collect and receive the t rents and profits of the said manors, mes suages, lands, and hereditaments, in the Ass manner and upon the trusts hereinafter exCh pressed and declared of or concerning the

same.

(554.) And whereas upon the treaty for FO the loan of the said sum of £—, it was agreed

ment of in- that for securing the punctual payment of the interest of the said sum of £—, at the end of every half year, or within one month be after the expiration of each half year, a receiver should be appointed to collect the rents of the said mortgaged premises, in manner and with the powers and authorities hereinafter contained, and that the said A. B. should be the said receiver.

Common recovery

RECONVEYANCE. See Conveyance.

RECOVERY.

(555.) And whereas a common recovery was suffered in pursuance of the said recited indenture of &c., ofthe said hereditaments, in the parish of aforesaid, in or as of- term,

the year of the reign of &c., [or, in as of the then next General Session of ssizes for the said county of Lancaster or hester,] wherein the said A. B. was deandant, the said C. D. tenant, who vouched he said E. F., who vouched the common puchee.

by lease and

recovery.

(556.) And whereas by indentures of lease Conveyance nd release, bearing date respectively the release and zc., the release being made or expressed to be made between the said A. B. and C. his vife of the first part, E. F. of the second part, G. H. of the third part, and the said I. K. of the fourth part, and by a common recovery duly suffered before His Majesty's Justices of the Court of Common Pleas at Westminster, in or as of- term, in the year of the reign of &c., in pursuance thereof, and by force of a declaration of the uses of the said recovery, in the said indenture of release contained, the messuage, lands, and other hereditaments hereinafter particularly described, and intended to be hereby appointed and released, with their appurtenances, were conveyed, limited, and assured. to such uses, &c. [See tit. "Uses."]

R

Agreement to execute conveyance to remove

doubts as to

of former release.

REFERENCE. See Arbitration, Infant, Lu for

nacy, Suit, &c.

RELEASE. See Lease and Release, Rent

Charge.

(557.) And whereas doubts have been en tertained whether the release hereinbefore the validity recited was a good and effectual release, by reason that a lease was not executed previous to the release, for the purpose of giving a vested estate in the same premises to the said A. B.; and in order to obviate such doubts respecting the validity of the same release, they, the said C. D. and E. F., have agreed to join in these presents in manner hereinafter mentioned. (a)

at

Agreement for perpetual renewal.

RENEWAL.

(558.) And in the said indenture now in recital is contained an agreement on the part of the said mayor, commonalty, and citizens,

(a) See Mr. Butler's opinion, ante, p. 233, note.