OF

CONVEYANCING

IN

THEORY AND PRACTICE;

WITH

CURSORY REMARKS

UPON THE STUDY OF THAT SCIENCE;

AND

OBSERVATIONS AND DIRECTIONS

RELATIVE TO THE

PRACTICE OF CONVEYANCING.

THE SECOND EDITION,

CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED, WITH GREAT ADDITIONS AND
IMPROVEMENTS.

BY CHARLES BARTON, Esq

OF THE INNER TEMPLE, BARRISTER AT LAW.

VOL. IV.

LONDON':

PRINTED FOR J. & W. T. CLARKE, LAW BOOKSELLERS,
PORTUGAL-STREET, LINCOLN'S-INN.

CONTENTS.

BOOK III.

PART I.

OF ORIGINAL CONVEYANCES.

CHAP. I.

AGREEMENTS.

OF CONTRACTS OR AGREEMENTS CONSIDERED AS

PRELIMINARY TO A MORE FORMAL ASSURANCE

I.-Who are legally capable of entering into a

II.-With whom a Contract may be entered into

III. What may be the Subject of a Contract or

Agreement

IV. Of the Consideration necessary to support an

Agreement

V.-Of the Requisites to a valid Agreement in re-

spect of outward Circumstances

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CHAP. II.

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