said lands on which the said timber and underwood are standing are situate, and which said lands are the estate [or "part of the estate"] in the pleadings of this cause mentioned, and that the said R. J. has resided in the said parish for the space of

years, during which period he hath carried on the business of an auctioneer, appraiser, and valuer of timber and land, and of estates generally. And that the said A. B. is of good repute for integrity and skill in his said business, and that he is willing to undertake the management and conduct of the sale of the said timber and underwood, and is in all respects, to the best of my judgment and belief, a fit and proper person to be entrusted with and employed in the sale thereof.

A. B.

C. D.

Sworn, &c. (ante, pp. 105, 106.)

(Vide p. 149.)

SECTION 25.

Affidavit of Sureties for Persons appointed to sell Timber or Underwood.

In Chancery.

Between, &c.

after

I, A. B., of &c., and I, C. D., of &c., do severally solemnly swear, and first I the said A. B. for myself do swear, that I am worth the sum of £ payment of all my just debts. And I the said C. D. for myself do swear that I am worth the sum of after payment of all my just debts.

£

A. B.
C. D.

Sworn, &c. (ante, pp. 105, 106.)

(Vide p. 149.)

SECTION 26.

Affidavit of Receiver's Sureties.
Same form as that in Section 25.

(Vide p. 154.)

SECTION 27.

Affidavit of Service of Order for a Receiver, of a Report appointing him, and of Notice of Motion for a Four-day Order for Tenant to attorn to him.

In Chancery.

day of

Between, &c.

I, R. S., of &c., do solemnly swear that I did on the personally serve G. H., the tenant of a certain farm, called the Farm, being part of the estates in question in this cause, with a true copy of an order måde in this cause, by the Right Honorable the Lord Chancellor [or "Master of the Rolls"] bearing date the

day of

whereby it was ordered, [recite so much of the order as relates to the appointment of a Receiver.] And that I did also at the same time personally serve the said G. H., with a true copy of the report of W. B., Esq., one of the Masters of this Honorable Court, dated the day of whereby the said Master appointed M. M., of &c., to be the Receiver of the estates in question in this cause; and that, at the time of such services, I showed to the said G. H. the said original order duly passed and entered, and the office copy of the said report. And that, having made such services, I inquired of the said G. H. whether he would attorn tenant to the said M. M. the Receiver; to which the

said G. H. answered, that he would not; whereupon I personally served the said G. H. with a notice in writing in this cause, purporting, &c. [reciting the notice of motion.]

R. S.

Sworn, &c. (ante, pp. 105, 106.)

Form of the Notice of Motion.

In Chancery.

Between, &c.

Take notice, that this Honorable Court will be moved before His Honor the Vice-Chancellor [or "the Master of the Rolls "] on

the

day of or so soon after as counsel can be heard, on behalf of M. M. the Receiver of the estates in question in this cause, for an order that you do, within four days after service thereof on you, attorn tenant to the said Receiver of the

Farm now in your occupation, or that in default thereof you do stand committed to the custody of the Warden of the Fleet prison. Dated the

Affidavit of Service of Four-day Order on Tenant

to attorn.

Same as the second form in Section 23, with this difference, that instead of "G. H., of &c.," insert, "G. H. the tenant of the Farm, being part of the estates in the pleadings of this cause mentioned."

(Vide p. 157.)

The Receiver's Discharge.

[Here the payments made by the Receiver are stated, with the dates of them.]

Abstract of the foregoing Account.

Total amount received by the Receiver - £
Total amount paid by him

£

Balance in Receiver's hands £

(Vide p. 160.)

SECTION 29.

Notice to Defendant in Custody to enter Appearance.

In Chancery.

Take notice, that you are hereby required to enter your appearance in a certain cause wherein A. B. is plaintiff [or "A. B., R. S., and T. T. are plaintiffs"], and you C. D. [and another, or "others"] is [or "are"] defendant [or "defendants"]; and if you neglect to enter such appearance within fourteen days from the service hereof, proceedings will be taken against you, pursuant to the Act 1 Will. 4, c. 36. Dated the day of 1845.