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Robert Kemp Philp
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1481.
Rights
of
Married
Women.
Married
Women,
with
the
concurrence
of
their
husbands,
may
grant
leases
by
deed
for
any
term.
Husbands,
seised
in
right
of
their
wives,
may
grant
leases
for
twenty-one
years.
If
a
wife
is
executrix,
the
husband
and
wife
have
the
power
of
leasing,
as
in
the
ordinary
case
of
husband
and
wife.
A
married
woman
living
separate
from
her
husband
may
by
taking
a
lease
bind
her
separate
estate
for
payment
of
the
rent
and
performance
of
the
covenants.
1482.
Copyholders.
Copyholders
may
not
grant
a
lease
for
longer
than
one
year,
unless
by
custom,
or
permission
of
the
lord:
and
the
lease
of
a
steward
of
a
manor
is
not
good,
unless
he
is
duly
invested
with
a
power
for
that
purpose.
1483.
Notices.
All
notices,
of
whatever
description,
relating
to
tenancies,
should
be
in
writing,
and
the
person
serving
the
said
notice
should
write
on
the
back
thereof
a
memorandum
of
the
date
on
which
it
was
served,
and
should
keep
a
copy
of
the
said
notice,
with
a
similar
memorandum
attached.
1484.
Yearly
Tenancies.
Houses
are
considered
as
let
for
the
year,
and
the
tenants
are
subject
to
the
laws
affecting
annual
tenancies,
unless
there
be
an
agreement
in
writing
to
the
contrary.
1485.
Agreement
for
taking
a
House
on
an
Annual
Tenancy.
Memorandum
of
Agreement,
entered
into
this----day
of-------18--,
between
R.A.,
of----,
and
L.O.,
of
of----,
as
follows:
The
said
R.A.
doth
hereby
let
unto
the
said
L.O.
a
dwelling-house,
situate
in----,
in
the
parish
of-----,
for
the
term
of
one
year
certain,
and
so
on
from
year
to
year,
until
half
a
year's
notice
to
quit
be
given
by
or
to
either
party,
at
the
yearly
rent
of----
pounds,
payable
quarterly;
the
tenancy
to
commence
at----day
next.
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