Forms of Leases and Other Forms Relating to Land in Ireland; With an Introduction and Notes (Paperback)

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. 1875 Excerpt: ...may quietly hold the said premises during the said tenancy without any interruption by the landlord. In Witness, &c. The Schedule Above Referred To flfesm'&e the fields according to the acreage and their present condition." (K) In the case of townparks this covenant does not seem unreasonable. XX. LEASE (-) of a Mansion-house, Demesne Lands, and Furniture, with clauses enabling either party to deter-" mine the lease at three months' notice. Usasb Op MANSION THIS INDENTUEE, made the day of "JSS"""' 18, Between A. B., of in the TPRE County of, Esquire (hereinafter called the lessor), Parties. of the one part, and C. D., of in the County of, Esquire (hereinafter called the lessee), of the other part: Whereas the lessor has agreed with the lessee to Agreement for let to him the mansion-house known as with the lease (a) Fitzgerald, J., defines the meaning of " demesne lands" to be " that Meaningofthe land within the ambit of the demesne reserved with the mansion-house words " deand used for the purposes of pleasure, or for pasture, or sometimes let to mesne lanl3-" dairymen, or during the minority of an owner " (Hill. Earl of Antrim, land Apps. at Antrim Spring Assizes, 1871; Dennett's Land Act, 286). "Demesne lands" have also been defined as "The lord's chief manor place, with the lands thereunto belonging, terra dominicales, which he and his ancestors have from time to time kept in their own occupation for the maintenance of themselves and their families" (Bracton, Tract ITI., Tomline's Law Diet., and see Nolan & Kane L. & T. 156). The word "demesne," the late Professor Sullivan, in his Dictionary of Derivations, says, " is derived from de mansio...