UNSTAMPED instrument where admissible in evidence, 543-545 USES, declaration of, must be carefully abstracted, 12 usual to give the effect of the limitation, where this is in abstracting title depending on a power, where the uses in default words of modification should be abstracted, 14 where all the limitations should be abstracted, and where V. VAULT, who may grant, 298, 299 when it may be prescribed for, 300 what abstract, must produce, 5 when, decidedly misrepresents the state of the title, the conveyance if, before conveyance to himself, sells by auction, and engages, to must pay expenses of journey to examine title deeds, 37, 38, 39 where, is suspected to have undisclosed information, what course if title turns out defective, the expenses must be borne by, 42 must furnish an unexceptionable title, 57 but if he can perfect it before Master's report, or hearing of but he must pay the costs, except in certain cases, 57, 58 VENDOR-continued. must pay expenses of conveyances when, and of private act, 61 if, cannot make a good title to leaseholds, when contract may be expense of taking out limited administration to a term, must be of personal chattels, what presumed as to, 123 where, need not tender a conveyance to purchaser, 134 has no lien for his purchase-money on a ship, 142 where, is likely to become bankrupt, what search should be where, must prove a will against an heir at law, 197, 198 when vendor dies, having contracted to sell the land, where convey- where lien of, will be presumed to be satisfied, 503, 504 W. WAIVER, where entry into possession by a purchaser will be deemed a, of right to a good title, 61, 62 presumption of, of forfeiture, 506-508 WARRANTY, of rights and privileges, 508-511 equitable claims by next of kin, 511 equitable claims by creditors and legatees, 516–524 equitable claims under settlements, 524-528 between trustee and cestui que trust, 528, 529 of equity of redemption, 530,531 general rules as to, 531,532 arises on partition by coparceners, 152, 153 on exchanges where it will arise, 208 where it will not arise, 209 titles under, 227 not strictly marketable, ib. WARREN, what are birds of, 117 rarely forms the subject of a separate abstract, ib. may be leased without deed, ib. WATER, flowing, cannot be conveyed, 122 right of, when grant of will be presumed, 425, 426. 444 WAYS, of two kinds, 115 highways, what, ib. private ways, what, ib. in grants of, what should be attended to, 115, 116 what grantors of, may do, 116 what grant of horseway will extend to, ib. carriage way will extend to, ib. particular attention necessary in taking grant of, ib. WILLS. See EXECUTOR. INCLOSURE ACT. PROBATE. what parts, and how they should be abstracted, 22-25 must be seen to have been properly signed, &c. 40, 41 and registered, ib. inquiry should be made for, of persons who have died seised in what, is necessary to pass, 106 when, may be proved, 173 when evidence, ib. who may alien by, 194 who cannot make, ib. 195 in titles derived under, what the attention should be directed to, ib. where surrender must be made to the use of a, 195, 196 where unsurrendered copyholds will pass by, 196 of stock, how to be attested, 197 of personal estate, jurisdiction over, ib, of land, jurisdiction over, ib. where, should be proved against heir, 198 if, were executed, vendor must produce, ib. 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