The law relating to building : with precedents of building leases and contracts and other forms connected with building and the statute law relating to building with notes and cases under the various sections / by Judge Emden ; assisted by Henry Johnston.

  • Alfred Charles Emden
Date:
1895
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Credit: The law relating to building : with precedents of building leases and contracts and other forms connected with building and the statute law relating to building with notes and cases under the various sections / by Judge Emden ; assisted by Henry Johnston. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE LAW RELATING TO BUILDING. CHAPTER I. PRELIMINARY. To a person possessed of land, the value of which he is desir- ous of nnproving by building, there are, in general, four course^ open, (i) He may enter into a building agreement with a contractor to erect the houses or buildings for him, and, when they are completed, grant leases at the rack rent. (2) (A) He may let the land at once to the builder on building leases ^ rr^ the builder may,®by sub- letting, create leasehold, or, as they are misnamed, ‘ improved ’ ground rents ; or, (B), as is more usual, he. may nSe a^ agreement m the first place for building leases with the condi- W bel ^he holies nave been piher covered m or completed, as the case mav bP to his or his architect’s satisfaction. (3) He may convev the land m fee to the grantee for building n conSrator Vf a MiforS with th, r '» ^Pcare , a course would only swell this vnlnmp in thpSSuTbookf on knLid°andLmu^ posed .0 consider the law direct], co„“e«ed®“tlf Chap. I. Preliminary,
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