BONDS OF INDEMNITY-continued.

fee in reversion expectant on the deaths of two successive
tenants for life, with remainder to their children in tail,
one of the tenants for life being supposed to be dead,
and the other past child-bearing.

87 Bond by a tenant for life, who has granted a lease for
fourteen years, that in case of his decease during the
term, the reversioner shall, upon the lessee's request,
either confirm the original lease, or grant him a new
lease of the premises, to endure as long as the original
term, and under the same rent and covenants.
88 Bond conditioned that a minor, who has contracted with
others to sell the property, shall execute a valid convey-
ance on attaining 21; or in case of his refusal, that the
other vendors will repay a certain portion of the
purchase-money.

To Trustees or Executors.

89 Bond to indemnify trustees or executors on permitting a person to retain money directed to be otherwise disposed of.

90 Bond of indemnity from two cestuis que trust to their
trustee, who had exceeded his powers and duties as a
trustee and executor.

91 Ditto.
92 Bond of indemnity to trustees under the obligor's
marriage settlement, for having permitted him to
convert trust monies to his own use.

93 Bond of indemnity to the trustees of a settlement on
paying over the trust funds to a cestui que trust abso-
lutely entitled thereto, subject to a life interest in his
wife, if she survive him.

94 Bond of indemnity to trustees advancing part of trust monies to husband and wife, which had been limited by marriage settlement, upon trust for the benefit of the husband and wife, and issue of the marriage, with an absolute limitation in favour of the husband upon failure of such issue, no issue having been born, and there being no prospect of any.

95

Bond by a legatee, on receiving his legacy, to indemnify
executors in case of a deficiency of assets.

96 Bond from legatee to an executor to refund in case of a
deficiency of assets.

98

Joint and several bond given to an executor, by a
remainderman entitled to personal estate under a will,
and his trustees, to whom the executor has transferred
trust monies bequeathed by such will, for the purpose
of indemnifying the executor against any claims that
may be made upon him for legacy duty, or any claims
upon the testator's estate.

2 Hug. 552.

99 Bond of indemnity to executors by a debtor to whom one debt is remitted and time given for payment of another. 5 Dav. 729.

TO TRUSTEES OR EXECUTORS-continued.

100 Bond from an executor to indemnify a bond debtor who
pays off a bond debt due to the testator, such bond
having been lost or mislaid.

101 Indemnity by bond to chapel trustees on their discharging
a security in the possession of the executor and re-
siduary legatee of a testator, who had received the
interest for some years but taken no assignment.
102 Bond of indemnity given by executor of obligee of
former bond to the executor of the obligor, on pay-
ment of money secured by a bond which had been lost
or mislaid.

2 Hug. 572.

Prior, 236.

4 Jar. 215.

Miscellaneous.

103 Bond to indemnify an accommodation acceptor or indorser
of a promissory note or bill of exchange.

104 Ditto.
105 Bond to indemnify a person paying a debt to a next of
kin before letters of administration obtained.

106 Bond to indemnify a person becoming bail on a writ of

error.

107 Bond to indemnify a parish against the maintenance of a bastard child.

108 Bond under 9 & 10 Will. III. c. 17, in the case of a lost bill to obtain from drawer another bill.

109 Ditto.

110 Bond of indemnity on paying a lost bill.

111 Ditto.

112 Ditto.

113 Ditto.

114 Bond for delivering up a lost bond or other special security,
when found, and to indemnify in the meantime.

115 Ditto.
116 Bond to indemnify a person from a bill that is lost, upon
his granting another.

117 Bond to indemnify the drawer of a note, on his paying
the money to a person to whom the drawee gave the
note; but omitted to indorse it, and is since dead.
118 Defeasance on warrant of attorney for indemnifying an
accommodation acceptor.

119 Undertaking not under seal, to provide for a bill, and
indemnify.

120 Bond to indemnify an unwilling plaintiff or defendant against costs of a suit.

121 Bond to indemnify a master on discharging his apprentice against the covenants in the articles.

122 Bond from a surviving partner to indemnify the executor of a deceased partner from debts.

123 Bond of indemnity against old partnership accounts, &c. 124 Bond to indemnify a retiring trader permitting his name to be used by his successor.

125 Bond to indemnify sheriff on his selling goods under an execution.

126

127

128

129

MISCELLANEOUS-continued.

Bond to indemnify a sheriff on paying over to a creditor
money levied under an execution.
Indemnity bond from bailiff to sheriff.

Bond to indemnify a surety bound for the obligor for
payment of a sum of money.

Ditto.

130 Indemnity bond by principal obligor to surety.

131

Bond to indemnify a surety against the penalties of a
former bond.

132 Bond to indemnify a surety from the payment of an
annuity.

133 Bond to indemnify a surety against bills of exchange accepted by him for the benefit of creditors of the obligor.

134

135

Bond to indemnify a surety on the obligor's admittance
into one of the Inns of Court.

Counter bond by a principal to a surety.

136

Ditto.

137 Ditto.

138 Bond of indemnity on the mortgage being paid off on account of the loss of the mortgage deeds.

139 Assignment of an Army or Navy pension for the indemnity of a parish.

INDOWMENT (see ENDOWMENT, ante).

INFANT (CONFIRMATION OF DEED OF) (see CONFIRMATIONS, ante).

INFEOFFMENT (see FEOFFMENTS, ante).

INSOLVENCY (see BANKRUPTCY, ante).

INSPECTORSHIP DEEDS

(see also BANKRUPTCY and COMPOSITION DEEDS, ante; and

LICENCES, post).

3 Ditto (executed by a debtor in trade).

4 Ditto (executed by a debtor).

5 Ditto (executed by debtors in trade in co-partnership).

6 Deed of inspectorship, the debtor also assigning a specific fund to the inspectors on trust for creditors.

7

Deed of inspectorship under the 187th and following
sections of the Bankruptcy Act, 1861, for winding-up
estate of a brewer.

8 Deed of inspectorship under the 192nd section of the

Bankruptcy Act, 1861, providing for the management
and winding-up of the joint and separate estates of a
partnership firm, and for the payment of their joint
and separate debts.

9 Deed of inspectorship between a trader and his creditors,
debtor allowed to trade, &c., for two years, and if
debts not paid in that time, he covenants to assign all
his estate and property to pay.

10 Deed of inspectorship; letter of licence, with power to the inspectors to extend it; and ordinary clauses providing for the conversion and application of the joint and separate estates of the debtors. Some family creditors consent to the postponement of their claims. Letter of licence and deed of inspectorship.

11

12 Agreement between a debtor and his creditors where inspectors are appointed to superintend the insolvent's affairs.

INSTITUTION (see PRESENTATION, post).

INSURANCE (see POLICIES, post).

INVENTIONS (see PATENTS, post).

IRON MINES (see LEASES, post).

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES (see COMPANIES, ante).

JOINTURE

(see APPOINTMENT, ante; and SETTLEMENTS and WILLS, post).

LADING (BILLS OF)

(see BILLS OF LADING, ante; and SHIPPING, post).

LANDLORD AND TENANT
(see LEASES and NOTICES, post).

LAND TAX (ASSIGNMENT OF)
(see ASSIGNMENTS, ante).

LAPSE (DECLARATION AS TO) (see WILLS, post).

LEAD MINES (LEASES OF) (see LEASES, post).

B

5

Ditto, special stipulations, in favour of landlord.

7

6 Ditto, the like in favour of tenant.

Agreement for a lease for a year, and so on from year to
year (very concise form).

8 Ditto, (determinable on a six-months' notice by either land-
lord or tenant).

9

Ditto, usual form, specifying the covenants and conditions
to be inserted.

10 Agreement amounting to an underlease. In case of fire,
lessor to rebuild, and rent to be suspended.
Agreement for the lease of a house, (general precedent).

12 Ditto.

15 Ditto (with variations).

16 Ditto, (under conditions of sale).

17 Agreement for lease of a mansion, &c. (with variations). 18 Ditto (with other variations).

19 Agreement for lease of mansion, with pleasure grounds
and meadow land, with use of fixtures.

20 Agreement for lease of a mansion, with pleasure grounds
and meadow land, and use of fixtures; tenant to pay
rates and taxes, and insure &c., and landlord to allow
for added fixtures, and for additional buildings.
21 Agreement for granting lease of a house for a term of years.
22 Agreement for lease of a messuage and land.
23 Agreement for a lease of a house for a term exceeding

three years.

24 Agreement for the lease of a dwelling-house for three years. 25 Ditto.

26 Agreement for a lease of a mansion and grounds for
twenty-one years. Tenant insures.

27 Agreement for underlease of a piece of garden ground.
28 Agreement for lease or underlease of a private house, with
or without the furniture; or of a public house.

29 Ditto.

30 Agreement for lease to builder of the site for one house. 31 Ditto, for several houses.

32 Agreement for separate leases to two builders, or their

nominees, of several parcels of ground upon the landlord's
estate, granting right of entry to the tenants to execute
the stipulated works. Tenants to complete the houses
within certain specified times, but the landlord to have
the option of deferring the grant of the several leases
until a particular day. Leases to contain specified
covenants and provisions. Proviso for determining the