View of the Land Laws of Pennsylvania: With Notices of Its Early History and LegislationJames Kay, Jun. and Brother, 1838 - 303 sider |
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... other inchoate modes of acquiring titles , whose construction and operation were governed rather by the usages of the land office and the acts of assem- bly , and the peculiar vigilance of parties , than PREFACE . vii.
... other inchoate modes of acquiring titles , whose construction and operation were governed rather by the usages of the land office and the acts of assem- bly , and the peculiar vigilance of parties , than PREFACE . vii.
Side viii
... parties , than by the learning usually accessible to the jurist . The only effort that has been made to bring into one view the history of land affairs under the proprie- taries , and the acts of assembly since the revolution , together ...
... parties , than by the learning usually accessible to the jurist . The only effort that has been made to bring into one view the history of land affairs under the proprie- taries , and the acts of assembly since the revolution , together ...
Side 24
... parties to do something more . These deeds sometimes remained in the hands of owners of large tracts , and others were lost or mis- laid . To prove their existence , and the names of the parties , a list of names , commonly called the ...
... parties to do something more . These deeds sometimes remained in the hands of owners of large tracts , and others were lost or mis- laid . To prove their existence , and the names of the parties , a list of names , commonly called the ...
Side 42
... parties , the known usages of the land office , and the maxims of common law and equity applied by the courts . The proprietaries , says Judge YEATES , kept the land office in their own way , and transacted their business as they ...
... parties , the known usages of the land office , and the maxims of common law and equity applied by the courts . The proprietaries , says Judge YEATES , kept the land office in their own way , and transacted their business as they ...
Side 56
... neglect . If no survey , by neglect of the party , or other good cause , the deputy to certify the cause within the time limited . 5. The applicant , within six months after the date of return of survey 56 TITLES IN 1765 .
... neglect . If no survey , by neglect of the party , or other good cause , the deputy to certify the cause within the time limited . 5. The applicant , within six months after the date of return of survey 56 TITLES IN 1765 .
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View of the Land Laws of Pennsylvania: With Notices of Its Early History and ... Thomas Sarjeant Ingen forhåndsvisning - 2015 |
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13 Serg 3d April acres of land act of 1st act of 3d act of assembly afterwards Allegheny river application Binn board of property bound boundaries cent certificate CHAPTER claim colony commenced commonwealth Conewango creek conveyances court deeds Delaware deputy surveyor Dutch enacted executed fair play men fee simple fees feoffment governor grant hath hereunto set heirs improvement Indians interest John Penn justice land office late purchase legislature lottery Lycoming creek manors March ment mortgage owner paid party passed patent payment Pennsylvania persons Philadelphia plaintiff possession proprie proprietaries province purchase of 1768 purchase-money quantity of land quia emptores quit-rent rant Rawle re-survey recorded residence return thereof river secretary settled settler shillings six months socage sterling surveyor-general Susquehanna Sweden Thomas Penn tion township tract unseated lands vacant lands void warrant or location Watts William Penn Yeates York county
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Side 225 - That so soon as it pleaseth'God that the abovesaid persons arrive there, a certain quantity of land, or ground plat, shall be laid out, for a large town or city, in the most convenient place, upon the river, for health and navigation; and every purchaser and adventurer shall, by lot, have so much land therein as will answer to the proportion, which he hath bought, or taken up, upon rent...
Side 290 - These are, therefore, to authorize and require you to survey, or cause to be surveyed, unto the said...
Side 95 - By section ninth, no warrant or survey to be issued or made, in pursuance of this act, for lands lying north and west of the rivers Ohio and 'Allegheny and Conewango creek...
Side 278 - Tall, who, being duly sworn according to law, did depose and say that...
Side 198 - Penn, his heires and assignes for ever, to bee holden of Us, Our heires and Successors, Kings of England, as of our Castle of Windsor in Our County of Berks, in free and common Socage, by fealty only for all Services, and not in Capite...
Side 280 - Which, survey, in case the said Thomas Cookson fulfil the above agreement within six months from the date hereof, shall be valid ; otherwise void.
Side 284 - ... acres, if not already surveyed or appropriated; and make return thereof into the secretary's office, in order for further confirmation; for which this shall be your sufficient warrant. Which survey, in case the said Bartholomew fulfill the above agreement within six months from the date hereof, shall be valid; otherwise void.
Side 95 - That if any such actual settler, or any grantee in any such original or succeeding warrant, shall, by force of arms of the enemies of the United States, be prevented from making such actual settlement, or be driven therefrom, and shall persist in his endeavors to make such actual settlement as aforesaid, then, in either case, he and his heirs shall be entitled to have and to hold the said lands, in the same manner as if the actual settlement had been made and continued.
Side 242 - that all deeds made, or to be made, and proved or acknowledged and recorded as aforesaid, which shall appear so to be, by indorsement made thereon, according to the true intent and meaning of this act, shall be of the same force and effect here, for the giving possession and seisin, and making good the title and assurance of the said lands, tenements and hereditaments, as...
Side 239 - In 1688, a temporary law, to continue one year only, confirmed deeds theretofore made and not properly recorded, and allowed twelve months for recording deeds made out of the province, and six months for those made in the province; otherwise they were to be void. The same act permits the recording...