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I am much afraid that the weight is considerable, but I am ready to assist"; and he got ready. "It'll be queer stuff oor lads canna lift, an' a'll gie ye a warranty that the'll no be a cup o' the cheeny broken"; and then Saunderson conducted his congregation to the siding.
The special warranty deed covenants and warrants only against the acts of the grantor and those claiming title under him. After a deed is properly drawn, it is ready to be signed, sealed, and delivered to the grantee. If the wife of the grantor is to sign, her name should follow that of her husband. If one or both cannot write, the signature can be made in this way: His George X Jones. Mark.
Nimbus bought two hundred acres at a price of eight hundred dollars, paying one half the price agreed upon in cash, and for the balance gave three notes of equal amounts, one maturing each year thereafter, and received from Colonel Uesmit a bond for title to the whole tract, with full covenants of warranty and seizin.
But wills of land were only exceptionally allowed by custom until the reign of Henry VIII., and as the main doctrines of conveyancing had been settled long before that time, we must look further back and to other sources for their explanation. We shall find it in the history of warranty. This, and the modern law of covenants running with the land, will be treated in the next Lecture.
But in the Norman period warranty is very little heard of, except with regard to land, and then it was decided by the duel. It so wholly disappeared, except where it was embodied in a deed, that it can have had no influence upon the law of consideration. I shall therefore assume, without more detail, that it does not bear upon the case. Then as to the pledge or surety.
These names are but imperfectly given, and they must be pronounced in Italian style, being written from the dictation of a Targhee chief by Mr. Gagliuffi, according to that language. To these may be added Haioun, a tribe of Marabouts. For the rest of the Stations see the Map. Parallels between The Desert and The East. The Divine Warranty for carrying on the Slave Trade discussed.
But this rule does not reasonably apply to cases in which the purchaser has ordered goods of a certain character, or in which goods of a certain described quality are offered for sale, and, when delivered, they do not answer the description. There being no opportunity of examining them, there is an implied warranty of the quality.
It was not that the features looked older; if anything they appeared younger in their deep repose. But the expression the slight knitting of the dark brows, the set of the chin, the modelling of the full lips, usually so mobile and prone to laughter suggested a hidden force, gave warranty of a depth, a strength irreconcilable with a boy's capacities.
And if it be possible to explain these states in terms of known physiological and mental action, what warranty have we for rejecting this and preferring in its stead an explanation that is both unprovable and unnecessary?
Poe's biography displays a vicissitude and peculiarity of interest such as is rarely met with. The offspring of a romantic marriage, and left an orphan at an early age, he was adopted by Mr. Allan, a wealthy Virginian, whose barren marriage-bed seemed the warranty of a large estate to the young poet.
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