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Robert Kemp Philp
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1492.
Demanding
Rent.
The
landlord
himself
is
the
person
most
proper
to
demand
rent;
he
may
employ
another
person,
but
if
he
does,
he
must
authorize
him
by
letter,
or
by
power
of
attorney;
or
the
demand
may
be
objected
to.
1493.
Receipt
for
Rent.
When
an
agent
has
been
duly
authorized,
a
receipt
from
him
for
any
subsequent
rent
is
a
legal
acquittance
to
the
tenant,
notwithstanding
the
landlord
may
have
revoked
the
authority
under
which
the
agent
acted,
unless
the
landlord
should
have
given
the
tenant
due
and
proper
notice
thereof.
1494.
Legal
Tender.
A
tender
of
rent
should
be
in
the
current
coin
of
the
kingdom.
But
a
tender
of
Bank
of
England
notes
is
good,
even
in
cases
of
distress.
1495.
Form
of
a
Receipt
for
Rent.
Received
of
Mr.
L.O.
the
sum
of
ten
pounds
ten
shillings,
for
a
quarter's
rent
due
at
Lady-day
last,
for
the
house,
No.
,-------
street.
£10
10s.
[Stamp]
R.
A.
--------
1496.
Receipt
Given
by
an
Agent.
If
the
receipt
be
given
by
an
agent,
it
should
be
signed:
G.
C.,
Agent
for
R.A.,
landlord
of
the
above
premises.
1497.
Care
of
Receipts
for
Rent.
Be
careful
of
your
last
quarter's
receipt
for
rent,
for
the
production
of
that
document
bars
all
prior
claim.
Even
when
arrears
have
been
due
on
former
quarters,
the
receipt,
if
given
for
the
last
quarter,
precludes
the
landlord
from
recovery
thereof.
1498.
Notice
to
Quit.
When
either
the
landlord
or
tenant
intends
to
terminate
a
tenancy,
the
way
to
proceed
is
by
a
notice
to
quit,
which
is
drawn
up
in
the
two
following
ways:
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
