CONVEYANCE GROUND AS A Parties. land to Bounty. That a parsonage house may be built No. III. CONVEYANCE of a piece of GROUND to the GOVERNORS of QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY as a SITE for a PARSONAGE HOUSE (a). THIS INDENTURE, made, &c., BETWEEN A. B., of, &c., (grantor), of the one part, and the Governors of the Bounty of Conveyance of Queen Anne for the augmentation of the maintenance of the Governors of poor clergy (grantees), of the other part, WITNESSETH, that Queen Anne's the said A. B. doth hereby freely and voluntarily, and without any valuable consideration, convey unto the said Governors and their successors, ALL THAT piece of ground (here describe the parcels), TO HOLD the same unto and to the use of the said Governors and their successors, To THE INTENT that a house may be built upon a part of the said piece of ground, and be used and a residence for appropriated as and for a house of residence, and that the remainder of the said piece of ground may be appropriated as and for a garden or glebe, for the use of the minister or incumbent for the time being of church at, and generally to the intent that the said piece of ground and premises shall henceforth be devoted to the augmentation of the maintenance of the said minister or incumbent, according to the true intent and meaning of the several Acts of Parliament in that case made and provided. IN WITNESS, &c. and be used as incumbent. CONVEYANCE OF LAND TO ECCLESIASTI CAL COMMISSIONERS. Parties. Lands may be given for No. IV. CONVEYANCE of LAND to the ECCLESIASTICAL COMMIS- THIS INDENTURE, made the— day of, BETWEEN (a) This deed must be enrolled. 2 & 3 Anne, c. 20, s. 4. (b) Lands or any other property may be granted either by deed enrolled or by will, and may either be voluntarily given or sold for a valuable OF LAND TO ECCLESIASTI CAL COMMISSIONERS. missioners for England, of the other part, WITNESSETH, CONVEYANCE that under the authority of Acts passed in the sessions of Parliament held in the sixth and seventh, and seventh and eighth years of the reign of her present Majesty, intituled respectively, "An Act to make better Provision for the Spiritual Care of Populous Parishes," and "An Act to explain and amend an Act to make better Provision for the Spiritual Care of Populous Parishes," the said A. B. doth by these presents freely and voluntarily, and without any valuable consideration, convey to the said Ecclesiastical Commissioners, ALL, &c. (describe the premises to be conveyed), To HOLD the same to the said Com- Grant of land missioners and their successors for the purpose of, &c. (describe cal Commisthe particular purpose, being some purpose within the provisions of the said Acts). IN WITNESS, &c. to Ecclesiasti sioners. No. V. CONVEYANCE to GUARDIANS of the POOR (c). THIS DEED, made the day of -, 18-, by virtue of the Union and Parish Property Act, 1835, under the order and with the approbation of the Local Government Board, testified by their seal being hereunto affixed, WITNESSETH, that in consideration of the sum of £, paid by the guardians of the poor of the Union, in the county of -, to A. B., of, &c. (vendor) (the receipt whereof the said A. B. hereby acknowledges), the said A. B., as beneficial owner, hereby conveys unto the said guardians, ALL, &c. (parcels): TO HOLD the same unto and to the use of the said guardians in fee simple. IN WITNESS, &c. consideration to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the endowment or augmentation of the income of ministers or perpetual curates of new district churches, or for providing any church or chapel for the purpose of the Act. 6 & 7 Vict. c. 37, s. 22; 7 & 8 Vict. c. 94, s. 11. (c) See 5 & 6 Will. 4, c. 69, s. 6; 30 & 31 Vict. c. 106, s. 30; 34 & 35 Vict. c. 70, s. 2. It is apprehended that this deed requires to be enrolled. See p. 410, suprà. CONVEYANCE ΤΟ GUARDIANS. building or endowment of churches under certain statutes. OF LAND FOR A Parties. Recital of purchase of No. VI. CONVEYANCE of LAND PURCHASED as a SITE for a THIS INDENTURE, made the day of -, 18-, BETWEEN A. B., of, &c., C. D., of, &c., E. F., of, &c., and G. H., of, &c. (purchasers and donors), of the first part, and the said A. B., C. D., E. F., and G. H., L. M., of, &c., and N. O., of, &c. (trustees), of the second part: WHEREAS the parties hereto of the first part have lately purchased the piece of land hereinafter described from X. Y., of, &c., for the sum of £, and the same has been conveyed to them in fee simple by an indenture that parties of bearing even date with these presents: AND WHEREAS the parties hereto of the second part are the members of a committee appointed at a public meeting held at, on the fand by parties of first part; second part are members of a committee appointed to establish hospital. Agreement by parties of first part to give land for hospital; day of last, for the purpose of taking steps to establish a hospital at for the treatment of poor persons in sickness: AND WHEREAS the parties hereto of the first part have agreed to give the said piece of land as a site for the said intended hospital, and to convey the same to the parties hereto of the second part in fee simple, upon the trusts and with and subject to the powers and provisions hereinafter expressed and contained of that parties of and concerning the same: AND WHEREAS the parties hereto of intend to erect the second part intend to erect on the said piece of land a suitable building for the said hospital by means of money collected and to be collected for that purpose. second part buildings by means of money collected. Witnessing part. Parties of first part convey NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH, that in pursuance of the said agreement in this behalf, and in consideration of the premises, the said parties hereto of the first part hereby land to parties convey unto the parties hereto of the second part, ALL that piece of land, &c. (describing it), TO HOLD the same unto and to the use of the parties hereto of the second part (hereinafter called of second part in trust to permit same to be used for hospital. (a) In this case the parties of the first part are supposed to have found the purchase-money between them, and they must therefore be considered the donors of the site, so that the death of any of them within twelve months would invalidate the charitable trust pro tanto. They must each execute in the presence of two witnesses, and the deed must be enrolled. See p. 410, note. HOSPITAL. "the trustees"), in fee simple, IN TRUST to permit the same, and of land for a the building or buildings to be erected thereon, to be used as a hospital for, &c. (state objects of hospital), subject to such rules and regulations as shall for the time being be in force for the management and government thereof, and subject also to the following provisions (namely): frame rules and regula tions. To be sub meeting of 1. THE parties hereto of the second part, or the majority of Trustees to them, shall, as soon as conveniently can be, frame, or cause to be framed, rules and regulations for the management and government of the said hospital and the funds and property thereof, and mitted to shall submit the same to a general meeting of the subscribers of general £ and upwards to the funds of the hospital, to be convened by subscribers. an advertisement published at least fourteen days before the day of meeting, in the newspaper, or some other newspaper circulating in the county of: AND the said rules and regulations, if adopted by a majority of the subscribers present and voting thereat, or at an adjourned meeting, shall thenceforth come into force and have effect. 2. THE said rules and regulations shall include rules for the Matters to be following (among other) purposes, namely, (1) rules providing for provided for by rules and the holding of general meetings of the governors, and in parti- regulations. cular an annual general meeting to be held some time in the month of February in every year, and defining what amount of donation or annual subscription shall qualify the donor or subscriber as a governor entitled to be present and vote at general meetings; (2) rules providing for the appointment of a committee of management to consist partly of ex officio members and partly of members to be elected annually at the annual general meeting of governors; (3) rules regulating the proceedings at general meetings, and also at meetings of the committee of management; (4) rules providing for the investment of moneys not required for the immediate purposes of the hospital, and for the keeping and auditing of accounts; and (5) a rule providing in what manner and by what authority new rules may be made or existing rules be rescinded or altered. management ment of com 3. UNTIL a committee of management shall be appointed under Trustees to be the said rules and regulations, the parties hereto of the second committee of part shall be the committee of management, with full power to erect and complete, fit up, and furnish the necessary building or buildings, and to make all such arrangements in relation to the establishment of the said hospital as they shall think fit. until appointmittee under rules. OF LAND FOR A HOSPITAL. Power to trustees by direction of committee to and mortgage. How sale moneys, &c., 4. Ir shall be lawful for the trustees, if and whenever they shall be directed so to do by a resolution of the committee of management, or of a general meeting of governors, to sell the said land and the buildings thereon, or any part thereof, or to sell, exchange exchange the same for other land or buildings, with liberty to give or receive money for equality of exchange, or to raise any sum or sums of money by mortgage of the said land and buildings or any to be applied. part thereof, and to pay the moneys to arise from any such sale, or to be received for equality of exchange, or to be raised by any such mortgage as aforesaid, to such person or persons as the committee shall direct, to the intent that the same may be added to the general funds of the hospital, and be applicable, at the discretion of the committee, either in the purchase of other land or buildings, or in the erection of new or additional buildings, or in repairs, alterations, or improvements, or for any other charitable purpose for which the general funds of the hospital shall be applicable under the existing rules and regulations thereof. Power to trustees by direction of committee to lease. Receipts of trustees. Any trustee may resign. 5. It shall be lawful for the trustees, if and whenever they shall be directed so to do by a resolution of the committee of management, or of a general meeting of governors, to let or demise the said lands and buildings, or any part thereof which may not for the time being be required for the purposes of the hospital, to any person or persons either from year to year or for any term of years, at such rent, and subject to such covenants and conditions, as they may think fit, and the rent to be reserved upon any such lease shall be part of the general funds of the hospital, and be applicable accordingly. 6. THE receipt of the trustees for any money payable upon any sale, exchange or mortgage, or for any rent reserved upon any such lease as aforesaid, shall be a sufficient discharge for the same to any purchaser, mortgagee, lessee, or other person to whom the same shall be given, and such purchaser, mortgagee, lessee or other person shall not be bound or concerned to see to the application of the said money or rent, or be liable for the misapplication or non-application thereof. 7. ANY present or future trustee of these presents shall be at liberty to resign the trusteeship at any time by signing a note addressed to the committee expressing his wish to resign, and the committee may at any time remove any trustee from the trusteeship for any reason which may appear to them sufficient. |