INFORMATION, (continued). abatement of, 427. all persons interested in subject of the suit must be parties to, 430. whether all parties liable to payment of rent charge for charity directions will be given for establishing charities notwithstand- want of form in, will not be overlooked to the prejudice of de- court cannot consider whether information is beneficial or not, forms of, 892-943. See CONTENTS, xvi. INJUNCTION, will be granted to prevent trustees from doing acts detrimental when refused for restraining the granting of leases, 696. mode by which their property is transmitted, ib. conveyance to charitable uses must be inrolled within six months execution by grantor before, sufficient, 130. only required of original gift, ib. will not be presumed, ib. general rule as to, on legacies to charities, 239. charged on balances at 51. per cent., when, ib. license to alien lands in mortmain may be granted by crown, 39. the stat. 9 Geo. II. c. 36, does not extend to, 122. real and personal estates in, may be given to charitable uses, 262. commissioners are appointed for the administration of charita- the stat. 43 Eliz. c. 4, does not extend to, 60. endowment of schools in, for Roman Catholics, illegal, 110. bequest to Roman Catholic bishops in, void, ib. devise of lands in, to Catholic bishop and priest in, void, ib. table of statutes relating exclusively to, 889. statutes cited relating exclusively to, See TABLE OF STATUTES CITED. JEWS (continued). may be objects of charitable trusts, 107. not objects of Bedford grammar-school, ib. whether the stat. 53 Geo. III. c. 160, extends to, quære, 106, JUDGMENT, n. (m). bequest of money secured by, to charity is void, 164. JURISDICTION, the Court of Chancery has not, over charities founded by charter, origin of, to proceed by information, 268, 269, 277, n. by commission of charitable uses, to what cases it does not ex- extends to cases where governors are trustees of funds, 295. when the Court of Chancery has not, 408. of chancery with respect to protestant dissenters, 415. See PE- exemption of charities from, in acts relating to, 790. buildings in a college, when exempted from, ib. all corporations and trustees for charities may contract for re- trustees of charities may sell, &c. lands for redeeming, ib. may be redeemed out of rates, 793. out of property applicable to charities, ib. out of legacies given to charities, ib. money may be given by will for redeeming land tax on charities, ib. 241. lands belonging to charities may be sold and mortgaged for re- corporations and trustees for charities may redeem land tax in contracts for redemption of, direction may be inserted that memorial to commissioners, when to be presented, 795. LAND TAX (continued). sales of, by corporations and trustees for charities confirmed, where tenants at rack-rent are bound to pay land tax on lands LEASES, by municipal corporations restrained, 678. by ecclesiastical persons, 680. by hospitals, 681. with covenants for perpetual renewal, when void, 682, 683. contract by college to grant, not enforced, when, 685. Of Estates belonging to Charities, long lease decreed by court of equity not set aside, 689. where granted according to usual practice and upon reason- for lives on payment of fine and small rent according to custom mode of granting, sometimes left to decision of master, 695. where granted at undervalue, ib. for an unreasonable long term, 698. for 99 years, for purposes of husbandry, 699. persons taking and granting, bound to show reasonableness of set aside although person granting was not a naked trustee, mode of granting, how directed, 702. directed to be cancelled in toto, 703. on setting aside, allowance will be made for lasting improvements, directions of founder as to, how far to be observed, 704. notice to lessee that estate belongs to charity, not notice of breach how far underlessees will be affected by setting aside original, 706. mere length of term not always ground for setting aside, ib. persons incapable of taking, 707. of lands given for the maintenance of highways, 708. LEASEHOLDS, bequests of, to charities, void, 154. See TIMBER. legatee of, entitled to benefit of void condition in favour of cha- rity, 214. LEASEHOLDS (continued). specific bequest of, for charity, held to fall into general residue, 214. executors held to be trustees of, for crown, where testator had LEEDS GRAMMAR-SCHOOL, commercial education not introduced into, 631-633. LEGACY, substituted, payable out of same fund as original, 164. demonstrative, what, ib. not adeemed by receipt of particular things enumerated, 597. LEGACY DUTY, payable on bequests to charities, 773. certain articles exempted from, 774. all legacies, whether to individuals or to bodies corporate or bequest to distribute sums in 10l. or 157. when and when not bequests for a numerous body held liable to, 777. LENGTH OF TIME, an important circumstance against setting aside transactions re- LICENSES IN MORTMAIN, LIEN, antiquity of, 35. origin of right of the crown to grant, 35, 36. when considered necessary, 38. act of parliament enabling the crown to grant, 39. effect of, 40. do not determine by death of king, ib. charters of incorporation usually contain a limited license to usually limit the amount in value of lands, 41. how obtained, ib. must be obtained by colleges taking by devise, 251. of vendor for unpaid purchase money, is an interest in land LIMITATIONS (STATUTE OF), does not apply in cases of charity, 286, 563, 564, 601, 689. See 2 Vern. 399. provision in new act as to recovery of arrears of rent and in- LONDON, devise by freeman according to the custom of, not within the LUNATIC, when visitor, the right of visitation to be exercised by lord LUNATIC ASYLUMS, visitors of county, may take and hold lands, 49. for counties, how to be assessed for taxes and rates, 785. MAJORITY, M. of persons incorporated may do any corporate act, 722. of vicar and churchwardens may elect schoolmaster, when, 726. of electors may rescind an election, when, 728. MANDAMUS (WRIT OF), issues from King's Bench, 381. supplies the want of another remedy, ib. party applying for, must make out legal right, ib. will not be granted unless party has no other specific remedy, ib. lies for restoring to offices having certain rights, ib. to restore party to his academical degrees, 383. to admit a dissenting minister to the use of his chapel, ib. to justices to allow dissenting minister to take oaths, 384. granted to compel warden of college to affix seal to an answer in to visitor to admit one of two persons master of a college, 386. will not lie to restore a fellow of a college, 392. Return to, nor to admit a barrister, ib. nor to control discretion of benchers of inns of court in nor to admit a doctor of civil law, 393. nor for examination of a doctor of physic, ib. nor to compel visitor's officer to execute sentence, ib. nor to trustees of charity to increase allowance to objects must state sufficient reason for not obeying, 395. may be general, that there is a visitor, ib. for restoring a schoolmaster, what should be stated in, 396. held insufficient where there was no statement that party had been summoned, 397. by ordinary, that he had suspended party until submission to |