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II. What is a sufficient Signature by the
Party or his Agent.
III. Who is an Agent lawfully authorized
SECT. 3. Of Parol Agreements not within the Statute
I. Sales by Auction before a Master
II. Agreements admitted by Answer
III. Part Performance, &c.
Page
99
103
108
ib.
110
114
132
151
158
SECT. 4. Of the Admissibility of Parol Evidence to vary
or annul written Instruments
I. Where there is not any Ambiguity
II. Where there is an Ambiguity
III. Where a Term is omitted or varied by
Mistake or Fraud .
CHAP. IV.
OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONTRACT.
SECT. 1. Of the Rule in Equity, that the Purchaser is
entitled to the Estate from the Time
II. With respect to the Agreement itself 201
SECT. 3. Of the Remedies for a Breach of Contract
216
CHAP. V.
OF THE CONSIDERATION.
SECT. 1. Of unreasonable and inadequate Considerations
I. Of unreasonable Considerations
II. Of inadequate Considerations
III. Of inadequacy where the Conveyance
vii
SECT. 2. Of the failure of the Consideration before the
Conveyance
I. Of Loss by Fire, &c.
II. Of the Death of the Person, for an
Annuity upon whose Life the Estate
was sold
CHAP. VI.
280
OF THE PARTIAL EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT WHERE A VENDOR
INTEREST WHICH HE PRETENDED TO SELL;
HAS NOT THE
AND OF DEFECTS IN THE
ESTATE.
SECT. 1. Where the Vendor has not the Interest which he
301
SECT. 2. Of Defects in the Quality of the Estate
SECT. 3. Of Defects in the Quantity of the Estate
CHAP. VII.
OF THE TITLE WHICH A PURCHASER MAY REQUIRE.
I. Qf the Root of the Title
II. Of the Production of the Lessor's Title
III. Of equitable and doubtful Titles; of Fines
to bar Dower; and of equitable Jointures
IV. Of equitable Recoveries where the Tenant to
the Præcipe has the legal Estate
V. Of a Title under the Statutes of Limitations
329
331
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339
375
398
CHAP. VIII.
OF THE TIME ALLOWED TO COMPLETE THE CONTRACT.
SECT. 1. Of Delays occasioned by the Neglect of either
Party
SECT. 2. Of Delays occasioned by the State of the Title
419
424
III. At whose Expense to be assigned, and
where Assignments may be dispens-
IV. Of presuming a Surrender of Terms
which have been assigned to attend
VII. Of the nature of a Term assigned to
470
510
521
OF THE OBLIGATION OF A PURCHASER TO SEE TO THE APPLICA-
TION OF THE PURCHASE-MONEY.
SECT. 1. Of this Liability with Reference to real Estate
SECT. 2. Of this Liability with Reference to Leasehold
32
Estates
CHAP. XII.
52
OF THE VENDOR'S LIEN ON THE ESTATE SOLD, FOR THE PUR-
CHASE-MONEY, IF NOT PAID.
CHAP. XIII.
OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF COVENANTS FOR TITLE.
SECT. 1. Where they run with the Land
SECT. 2. Of their general Construction .
I. To what and against whose Acts gene-
ral and limited Covenants extend
II. In what Cases restrictive Words extend
to all the Covenants in the Deed
III. To what Remedy the Purchaser is en-
titled in case of a Breach
CHAP. XIV.
77
81
82
91
102
OF THE PERSONS INCAPABLE OF PURCHASING.
SECT. 1. Of Persons incapable of purchasing by the gene-
ral Rules of Law
I. An absolute Incapacity
II. An Incapacity to hold, although an
Ability to purchase
III. An Incapacity to purchase, except sub
modo
SECT. 2. Of Purchases by Trustees, Agents, &c.
I. Where avoided
105
106
107
II. How they may be rendered valid
1. Where the Trust is for Creditors
2. Where it is for Persons sui juris
3. Where it is for Persons not sui juris
III. Of the Remedy against the Trustee,
&c.
121
122
CHAP. XV.