NOTICES.

COMMON NOTICE from a Landlord to a Tenant, to quit.

MR: A. B.

TAKE NOTICE that I require you to quit and deliver possession of the messuage or tenement and premises, [or as the case may be] with the appurtenances, which you rent of me, situate and being No

the parish of

street, in

in

day of

18

Witness E. F.:

C. D.

NOTICE to quit, or to pay additional Rent,

MR. A. B.

TAKE NOTICE that I require you to quit and deliver possession of the messuage and premises, with the appurte nances, you rent of me, situate and being No

street, in the parish of

in

in the county of

next, or in default

a year for the same from that

time. Dated this

day of

18-.

Witness E. F.

C. D.

SPECIAL NOTICE to quit, where it cannot be ascertained at what time of the year the tenancy commenced.

MR. A. B.

TAKE NOTICE that I require you to quit and deliver possession of the messuage or tenement, yard, garden, outhouses, and premises, with the appurtenances, which you now rent of me, situate and being No street, in the parish of

Lady day next, or at the end of such year of your texancy as shall first happen after the expiration of half a year from the date hereof. Dated this 29th day of September 18-. Witness E. F. C. D.

This notice was framed agreeable to the advice of Mr. Serjeant Bayley, (now Judge Bayley,) whose opinion was taken on the subject; (see my cases and opinions illustrative of the theory and practice of conveyancing.) It should seem that it will not be safe to bring an ejectment on the above notice, till the expiration of a year and a quarter from the date, for supposing (which to be sure is the extreme point,) that it should turn out, the tenancy commenced on the preceding quarter to that on which the notice was served; in such case no half year's notice could have been given which would meet the tenancy, except one that would not expire till the period before alluded to.

NOTICE to quit a Farm in Yorkshire.

MR. A. B.

I HEREBY give you notice to quit and deliver possession of the [here insert particulars of the premises] held by you of me, situate at in the parish of —, in the county of York; that is to say, such part or parts. thereof as are held by you

for busbandry uses, on the

the eatage on the 5th day

of April following, and the buildings on the 12th day of May 1801. DATED this 12th day of August 1800.

Witness E. F.

C. D.

The dates are preserved to shew what period it is common to give for the quitting of each department of the premises.

SPECIAL NOTICE to a refractory Tenant, (a Lodger.)
Mr. A. B.

In consequence of the late outrageous and violent behaviour of you and your wife, to the great annoyance of me and my family, and also of the other lodgers in my house, I HEREBY GIVE YOU NOTICE, that unless you quit and deliver possession of the apartment you now rent of per week, on or before

me at

the

-

day of instant, I shall raise your rent one shilling for the first week afterwards, and one shilling per week more every subsequent week that you keep possession of the said apartment in defiance of this notice; AND I HEREBY GIVE YOU FURTHER NOTICE, that unless you pay the arrears of rent now due from you to me, I shall (as there is not a sufficient distress on the premises,) cause you to be served with a copy of a writ to compel payment thereof; AND ALSO that unless you and your wife discontinue abusing me and my family, and annoying my other lodgers, I will take out a warrant, and otherwise proceed against you both, according to law. Dated this day of Witness E. F.

SIR,

18-.

C. D.

NOTICE to determine a Lease at the expiration of the first seven or fourteen years of the term, pursuant to a Proviso therein contained for that purpose.

By virtue of the proviso or power for that purpose contained in a certain indenture of lease bearing date the 18-, made between yourself of

day of

* Or if given by the landlord,-made between myself of the one part, &c. for this form will do, with very little variation, for either landlord or tenant, and that whether the proviso is for determining the lease at the option of either party, or at the option of one only.

the one part, and myself of the other part, whereby you demised to me a messuage or tenement, with the apparte

nances, situate and being No parish of

in the county of

years wanting

in

days from the

street, in the for the term of

day of

then last, determinable at the expiration of the first seven or fourteen years of the said term, at the option of either of us, on giving six calendar months' notice previous to such expiration; I HEREBY GIVE YOU notice, that it is my mind, desire, and intention, to determine and make void the said lease, and to give up and quit possession of the said premises thereby demised on the expiration of the first seven [or fourteen, as the case may be] years of the said term thereby granted, being the

day of

Yours, &c.:
C. D.

The lessee named in

the abovementioned lease.

PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE, that [I have taken the dwelling-house N° in

parish, from

street, in the above

18-, and that]* I mean to stop

up four of the windows or lights [or as the number may be]

* This in brackets must be adapted to the fact.

of or belonging to the said dwelling-house, in the manner prescribed by the Act of Parliament for that purpose, on

or before the

day of

day of 18-.

next. Dated this

NOTICE of calling in Money charged upon an Estate.

TO THE RIGHT HON. &c.

WE the undersigned, executors of the last will and testament of late of, deceased, do hereby give your lordship notice, that we require you on or

next, to pay off and disdue to us as such executors

as aforesaid from your lordship; together with all such interest as shall then be due thereon, and which is charged on certain estates belonging to your lordship, situate in by certain indentures of lease and respectively on or about the

the county of

release bearing date
days of
DATED this

and
between &c.
Witness, E. F.

Notice to the Sheriff, that Goods taken in execution

by him belong to a third Person.

Note. A copy of the deed or bill of sale should, I think, be served with the notice and be referred to therein.

SIR,

You are hereby required to take notice, that all and singular the goods, chattels, and effects in the dwelling