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INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY, U.K.
LECTURES, 1862-53,
THREE COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered in
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the HALL of the SOCIETY, on 'MONDAY and FRIDAY
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EQUITY LECTURES, by THOMAS HENRY -lIADDAN,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
ON EQUITIES, OR EQUITABLE RIGHTS
1. InithtriogdutcatootryprSot:.etermtye_ntLeogt thea n a cot —Origin AND INTERESTS.
1.l
quitable Jurisdiction, and of.
abj
Ownership.
its applicationn of
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p. to the
Equitable
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wne 2. Of the Creation of Equitable Irier este.
I. By t sou ‘-niting.
3. 11. By writing.
4. 111. By implication, or construction of Law.
a. Equities on Purchase for Value.
5. I. On VAC Purchase Contract.
2. On Conveyance in name of a Stranger.
6. 3. On Agreement in consideration of Marriage.
b. Equities resulting on incomplete Voluntary Con-
7. veyance.
c. Equities on dealings amounting to Fraud.
1. Generally. • •
2. On Sales of Expectancies Zir4,
8. Of the Transfer of Equitable Interests,and of Equitable'
Assignments generally. ' •
9. Of Equitable Estates, their analogy, to Legal Estates, and
their incidents generally.
10. Of Equitiai of Redemption.
1L Of Equitable Mortgages, Equitable Liens, and Equitable
Clntracts general'
12. Of Equitable RemediEs, or themode of enforcing Equit-
able Rights.
The numerals indicate in ea^h case the probable number of
the Lecture which will treat of the division of the subject to
which the numeral is attached.
The Text Books prinolp_ally referred to will be "Lewin on
Trusts" (4th Edition); "Hill on Trustees ;" "Story's Equity
Jurisprudence ;" "Spence's Equity Jnrisdiotion."
COMMON LAW AND MERCANTILE LAW LECTURES,
By WM. MURRAY, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
1 to 4. The Law of Evidence.
I. General Rules of the Law of Evidence.
11. Persons competent to give Evidence. •
111. Questions which may be put to Witnesses.
IV. Documentary Evidence.
5 to 8. The Law of Marin" Insurance.
L Form and Nature of the Contract of Marine bum-
- :nuance, and Parties who may Insure and be In-
sured.
11. What may be Insured.
lIL Restilteof ate Contract. •
• IV. PrOoeedings of the Contract
9. Fire and Life Insurance.
10 to 12. The Law of Inland Carriers.
ks it existed at Common Law.
IL As it has been modified by Statute.
The several subjects will be treated, as near as may be, in
tte ioregoing order ; and in connection with them the bi-
lowing Bonks and Statutes may be consulted :—"TaVor on
Evidence;" "Arnold on Marine Insurance;" " Smith's
Leading Cases," VoL 11. (Godaall v. Boldet 0); "Chitty and
Temple on Carriers ;" "The Carriers' Act" (11 Geo. IV., and
I William IV., c. 68); and "The Railway and Canal Traffic
Act. 1,•59" (17 and 18 Viet., c. 31).

CONVEYANCING LECTURES, by MONTA(UE
HUGHES COOKSON, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
1. Introductory— Land as distinguished from Stock—Diffi-
culties attending the Tran sf er of the former—The Land
Transfer Act of last Session.
2. The several Estates, Interests, and forms of Assurance
known to the Law, and herein of Uses, Powers, and
Trusts.
3. The Contract for Sale; its requisites.
I. By the Principles of the Common Law.
11. By Statute.
4. The Particulars and Conditions of Sale ; preparation of
Abstract, and completion of Purchase of Freeholds.
5. The same as to Copvholds.
6.. Mortgages, Legal and Equitable.
7. Judgments, and searches for lncumbrances.
8. Leases.

9. Marriage Settlements of Personal Property.
10, Marriage Settlements of Real Property.
11, Voluntary Settlements.
12, Wills and Codicils.

N.B.—The above arrangements will be adhered to as far
as time and circumstances permit. Any of the ordinary Con-
veyancing Text-books may be read in connection with the
Lectures.

THE SUBSCRIPTION PAYABLE-

For all the For each
Three Courses. Course.
s. d. £ s. d.
By Clerks of Members
By Clerks of Gentlemen not Members 3 0 0 110 0
By all other Persons not being Members 4 0 0 2 0 0
EDWARD WALTER WILLIAMSON,
Assistant-Secretary.
Law Society's Hall, October, 1862.

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