Every Day Precedents in Conveyancing a Span Classsearchtermspan Classse
Every Day Precedents in Conveyancing a Span Classsearchtermspan Classse
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B. Mentioned opposite our names in the first column hereunder written. AND WE SEVER- ALLY UNDERTAKE and agree to save harmless the said Y. Z. From all claims and demands for distributing the estate and paying us the said sums respectively not exceeding the sums so paid by him to us respectively, and we hereby discharge the said Y. Z. From all claims in respect of his trust under the said deed of composition.
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153. Receipt for a Dividend paid by Trustees Precedent under a Deed of Assignment to Creditors.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Creditors of A. B. , of &C. [debtor], Keceipt for a do hereby severally acknowledge to have received from b/trustee^ 1 Messrs. W. X. And Y. Z. , the trustees acting, under a u, nder . Adeed or assignment duly registered deed of assignment, dated, &c. For the to creditors, benefit of creditors of the said A. B. , the several sums mentioned in the second column hereunder written, being a first and final dividend [or, as the case may be~\ of in the pound on the amount of our respective debts against the estate of the said A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. Mentioned opposite our names in the first column hereunder written. AND WE SEVER- ALLY UNDERTAKE and agree to save harmless the said Y. Z. From all claims and demands for distributing the estate and paying us the said sums respectively not exceeding the sums so paid by him to us respectively, and we hereby discharge the said Y. Z. From all claims in respect of his trust under the said deed of composition.
Creditors' signatures.
First column.
Second column.
Amount of debt.
Amount of compositi...on.
s.
d.
s.
d.
153. Receipt for a Dividend paid by Trustees Precedent under a Deed of Assignment to Creditors.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Creditors of A. B. , of &C. [debtor], Keceipt for a do hereby severally acknowledge to have received from b/trustee^ 1 Messrs. W. X. And Y. Z. , the trustees acting, under a u, nder . Adeed or assignment duly registered deed of assignment, dated, &c. For the to creditors, benefit of creditors of the said A. B. , the several sums mentioned in the second column hereunder written, being a first and final dividend [or, as the case may be~\ of in the pound on the amount of our respective debts against the estate of the said A.
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