SCHEDULE (B.)U.K.
No. 1U.K.
Formal Clauses of a Disposition of Land, etc . . . . U.K.
[After the inductive and dispositive clauses, the deed may proceed thus:] With entry at the term of [here specify the date of entry]; to be holden the said lands and others [orsubjects] a me [ora me vel de me,as the case may be]; . . . and I assign the writs, and have delivered the same according to inventory; and I assign the rents; and I bind myself to free and relieve the said disponee and his foresaids of all feu duties, casualties, and public burdens; and I grant warrandice; and I consent to registration hereof for preservation [orfor preservation and execution]. In witness whereof [insert a testing clause in the usual form].
Note.—The clauses are assumed here as occurring in a disposition, but they may be used in other deeds and conveyances; and in the event of it being necessary to omit, vary, or qualify any one or more of them, this may be done, and the other clauses may be retained.
No. 2U.K.
Formal Clauses of a Disposition of Land, etc., held BurgageU.K.
[After the inductive and dispositive clauses, the deed may proceed thus:] With entry at the term of [here specify the date of entry]; to be holden the said lands and others [orsubjects] of Her Majesty in free burgage; and I assign the writs, and have delivered the same according to inventory; and I assign the rents; and I bind myself to free and relieve the said disponee and his foresaids of all ground annual, cess, annuity, and other public burdens; and I grant warrandice; and I consent to the registration hereof for preservation [orfor preservation and execution]. In witness whereof [insert a testing clause in the usual form].
Note.—The clauses are assumed here as occurring in a disposition, but they may be used in other deeds and conveyances; and in the event of it being necessary to omit, vary, or qualify any one or more of them, this may be done, and the other clauses may be retained.