APPOINTEE, Page takes from what time 256 death of appointee under will does not defeat a charge on the estate appointed to him 257 takes the whole sum and any loss must fall on the residue takes the fund subject to his debts 260 - 204 227 but there must be a reference to the fund how it operates when blended with words of conveyance 236, 241 takes the part appointed intirely out of the settlement See DEEFCTIVE EXECUTION. EXCESSIVE EX- LIMI- 260 APPURTENANT, POWER. See APPENDANT. ASSIGNS, who are under a power to a man and his assigns ATTESTATION. See TREASON. See SIGNING. ATTORNEY, who may be WITNESSES. donee of a power cannot appoint an attorney ATTORNEY, LETTER OF, how to be executed AUTHORITY, where it destroys a power where it transfers a power to the commissioners BARGAIN AND SALE, defined conveyance by, don't destroy power where BARGAIN AND SALE-(Continued) general power to lease cannot be reserved by it contra of a general power of revocation in execution of a power need not be enrolled unless required by the power Pages 111 - 113 174 of a term whether he can assign the legal estate under the CHARGE, - 12 power to, enables a charge of interest as well as principal CHARITY, See ESTATES. 393 ib. how an appointment may be executed in favour of a charity 179 whether a power to a tenant for life to appoint to his children children changing their character as youngest child becoming 71 eldest, an appointment to them is avoided 232 - 376 ceases where there is only one object, where but they may be appointed to with the child's consent child in ventre sa mere within a power to appoint to children embraces what children 420 an eldest child considered a younger, and a younger an CHILDREN, POWER TO APPOINT TO-(Continued) See ADVANCEMENT. DEFECTIVE EXECUTION. CIRCUMSTANCES. See SOLEMNITIES. COHABITATION, where it is a good consideration COLLATERAL POWERS. See GROSS, POWERS IN. cannot be granted under the usual power of leasing, sembl. 501 man qu. CONDITION, cannot be annexed to an estate created under a power with- 505 made requisite to the execution of a power, inust be ob- death of the person to consent destroys the power so the death of one of several persons 211 178 208 ib. the power to consent cannot be delegated the discretion of a trustee to consent cannot be controlled one consent dispenses with the condition See FEME COVERT. CONSIDERATION, where requisite bad in law what is a sufficient, to avoid a power of revocation under 322 341 See COHABITATION. DEFECTIVE EXECUTION. CONSTRUC. Pages 374 CONSTRUCTION OF POWERS CONTEMPT. See CROWN. CONTRACT. See EQUITY. DEFECTIVE EXECUTION. FUTURO, COUNTERPART, LEASE IN of a deed creating a power not requisite 111 memorandum of its execution should be indorsed on the lease 529 COUSIN. See DEFECTIVE EXECUTION. COVENANT, to sell, revokes in equity, a will under a power 256 against persons claiming under the donee of a power extends 259 running with the land in the hands of a person taking in de- 285 where the power is silent 529 where usual, &c. covenants are required 530 the introduction of an improper covenant is as fatal 532 and the lease cannot be supported because the lessee intitled to a fund appointed under a general power in may extend lands over which a crown debtor has a power of Pages CROWN, THE- (Continued) may seize the lands of a person committing a contempt against the prerogative See TREASON. CYPRES. See EXCESSIVE EXECUTION. DAUGHTER, - 153 eldest daughter considered a younger child when unpro- 423 INDORSEMENT. limitations in, are vested, subject to be divested the construction of gifts in, where a fund is badly appointed it goes as in default of - 471 See ADVANCEMENT. DEVISE. DOWER. RE- LATIONS. DEFEASANCE, future powers may be defeasanced DEFECTIVE EXECUTION, by one instrument not made good by another supplying the Equity relieves against a defective execution. in favour of a purchaser mortgagee 66 103 |