Form of Memorandum on Tenant-right, 
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the sjiid on cojidition of the foregoing covenants 
having been fulfilled and kept by the said 
his executors or administrators, that in case of the death or incapacity 
of the said or of his having received notice 
to quit the said farm, and quitted it agreeably to and in consequence of 
that notice (or in case of the expiration of the term of a lease for years) ^ 
the said - or the incoming tenant will allow 
to the said or his executors, administrators, 
or assigns for such improvements made on the said larm subsequent 
to the date of this memorandum, and within the stated periods, before 
quitting, as are contained in the following list, and are marked and 
enumerated with the figures, that is to say, so much of 
the amount of such expense as shall be in the given proportion in each 
case to such a number of years as the said 
his executors, administrators, and assigns shall fall short in the occupancy 
of the said farm after incurring such expense, it being expressly stipu- 
lated that the tenant is to give an account each ?/<?arof such outlay as he 
proposes to make in matters of c?wra/^Zc improvement, in order to obtain 
the owner's sanction to the proposed expense, sricli sanction being neces- 
sary in order to claim or be entitled to any alloicance from him, and 
shall also render an account of such disbursements within each year : 
such account to be examined and signed by the landlord or his accre- 
dited agent, and to serve as a voucher for the sums so to be recovered 
by the said tenant; and that non-payment of rent (if the same shall 
have been demanded and have afterwards remained unpaid for the space 
of six months) or non-fulfilment of covenants shall forfeit any claim or 
right to such allowances for improvements. 
The proportion of the proposed conditional allowances to be regulated 
as follows : — 
DURABLE IMPROVEMENTS. 
1. If the tenant drains the land at his own expense, with the con- 
sent and subject to the inspection of the landlord or his 
agent, an allowance to be made for the materials and work- 
manship for {eight to fourteen years, as the case may be\ 
years, so that the allowance shall yearly diminish in equal 
proportions, and be cancelled by years' enjoyment of 
the improvement. 
2. For lime used on the land, with like sanction, the allowance to 
extend in like manner for four years. 
3. For marl or chalk used on the land, with like sanction, the 
allowance to extend in like manner for eight years. 
4. For clay used on the land, with like sanction, the allowance to 
extend in like manner for \six to eight] years. 
5. For buildings erected on the land, with like sanction, the allow- 
ance to extend in like manner for [twenty] years. 
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stahe successors to his real estate ; but at the same time it must be fairly 
powbat a doubt may arise how tar the owner of a settled estate is em- 
cially in the present state ol' the law, to bind the heir of his land, espe- 
colnshi^oney laid out in building, though I am not aware that in Lin- 
peimane»ere the custom of the country sanctions such charges for other 
->roveiiu'iit.s, any difficulty has ever arisen its to their validity. 
