A collection of forms of practice and pleading in actions, whether for legal or equitable relief, and in special proceedings Volume 1 ; prepared with ... and adapted to the present practice in the s - Softcover
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 Excerpt: ...of the devisee of the reversion and rent, against an assignee of part of the premises 314 (m) This form is from 2 Qra-.nl. En., cnpation, see Form 252, &c. For ac413, § 370, note. tious for breaches of other covenants (») For a complaint for use and oc-than for payment of rent, see infra. Actions upon Contracts for Payment of Money--Leases. 398. Lessor against Lessee. I. That heretofore the plaintiff, by an indenture made be tween him and the defendant, bearing date the day o», 18, demised and leased to the defendant certain premises therein mentioned or very 'briefly designate them, (0 at the yearly rent of dollars. II. That the defendant thereby covenanted to pay said rent quarterly on the first day of, &c., in each year. III. That the plaintiff has duly performed all the conditions thereof on his part. IV. That the defendant has not paid the rent of the quarter ending on the day of, 18, amounting to dollars. 399. The Same, for a Deficiency after a Re-entry by the Lessor, (p) I. That heretofore the plaintiff, by an indenture made between him and the defendant, bearing date the day of,18, demised and leased to the defendant certain premises therein mentioned or very briefly designate them, at the yearly rent of dollars, payable quarterly on, &c.; and further covenanted with the plaintiff that he would not here state special covenant, and that in case of any breach on his part of said covenant, the plaintiff reserved full power which was thereby acceded to by the defendant to re-enter said premises, and eject the occupants thereof, and relet the same for the benefit of the defendant. H. That the defendant contrary to his covenant here state the breach, and that the plaintiff for that cause re-entered the premises, and took possess...
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