| Content Description | First Party: Personal Representatives of Henry P.A.D. Pelham-Clinton, 7th Duke of Newcastle under Lyne [deceased].
Second Party: London and Fort George Land Company Limited.
Third Party: Arthur John Forman and his wife Violet Grace Forman, of Worksop.
Conveyance from (1) and (2) to (3) of a parcel of land in Worksop measuring 550 square yards, situated on a new road called Dunstan Crescent [property coloured red on attached plan]; includes a right of way over Dunstan Crescent and Danesfield Road to the main road leading from Worksop to Ollerton [Sparken Hill]; also includes a right to use the sewers, drains, watercourses, gas pipes and electric cables running beneath the aforementioned roads.
To be held in trust by (3) as joint tenants; this deed to have full power until the expiration of 21 years from the death of the survivor of (3).
Reservations to (1) and (2): All mines and minerals lying below a depth of 300 feet, and the reversion expectant on a mining lease; free passage of water and soil; and the right to erect buildings on adjoining property belonging to (1) and (2).
Discharges (3) from a Rectorial Tithe Rent Charge of 7 pence farthing.
Subject to a mining lease with the Wigan Coal and Iron Company Limited dated 30 Oct. 1896, and varied by release dated 3 Mar. 1931.
Covanants by (3): To erect certain boundary fencing; not to erect any building beyond the building line of 20 feet; not to use the property in question for any trade, public house or to keep any pig, horse, pony, cattle, sheep, goat, fowl, or pigeon; not to erect any buildings other than 1 private dwellinghouse with an annual value of no less than £40; not to erect any building on the property without prior consent from (2); not to make any alterations to the appearance of any building on the property; not to use any coloured glass in windows of any building; not to allow any internal or division fences to fall into disrepair; and to make good all damage to the aforementioned new roads caused by (3).
Consideration: £76.7.7.
Recitals: (a) fact that the 7th Duke of Newcastle was seised of the property in question at the time of his death; (b) fact that the 7th Duke had agreed to sell certain estates to (2) by indenture dated 5 Apr. 1927 but no conveyance was executed; (c) fact that the 7th Duke died 30 May 1928 having appointed (1) as executors of his will; (d) fact that (1) and (2) have agreed to sell the property in question to (3).
Includes plan with the property in question coloured red; a key plan shows Dunstan Crescent and Danesfield Road. |