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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
546
R.A.,
Landlord
of
the
above
premises.
Witness,
G.C.
1489.
Agreement
for
taking
a
House
for
Three
Years.
Memorandum
of
an
agreement
made
the----day
of----,
18
,
between
R.A.,
of----,
and
L.O.
of----,
as
follows:
The
said
R.A.
doth
let
unto
the
said
L.O.
a
house
(and
garden,
if
any)
with
appurtenances,
situate
in----,
in
the
parish
of----,
for
three
years
certain.
The
rent
to
commence
from----day
next,
at
and
under
the
yearly
rent
of----,
payable
quarterly,
the
first
payment
to
be
at----day
next.
The
said
L.O.
doth
agree
to
take
the
said
house
(and
garden)
of
the
said
R.A.
for
the
term
and
rent
payable
in
manner
aforesaid;
and
that
he
will,
at
the
expiration
of
the
term,
leave
the
house
in
as
good
repair
as
he
found
it
[reasonable
wear
and
tear
excepted].
The
said
R.A.
to
be
at
liberty
to
re-enter,
if
any
rent
shall
be
in
arrear
for
21
days,
whether
such
rent
has
been
demanded
or
not.
Witness
our
hands.
R.A.
L.O.
Witness,
G.C.
1490.
Payment
of
Rent.
Rent
is
usually
payable
at
the
regular
quarter-days,
namely,
Lady-day,
or
March
25th;
Midsummer-day,
or
June
24th;
Michaelmas-day,
September
29th;
and
Christmas-day,
December
25th.
It
is
due
at
mid-day;
but
no
proceedings
for
non-payment,
where
the
tenant
remains
upon
the
premises,
can
be
taken
till
the
next
day.
1491.
Payment
of
Rent
Imperative.
No
consideration
will
waive
the
payment
of
the
rent,
should
the
landlord
insist
on
demanding
it.
Even
should
the
house
be
burnt,
blown,
or
fall
down,
the
tenant
is
still
liable
for
rent;
and
the
tenancy
can
only
be
voidable
by
the
proper
notice
to
quit,
the
same
as
if
the
house
remained
in
the
most
perfect
condition.
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