| 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: James Allison Limited, registered at Worksop.
Conveyance from (1) and (2) to (3) of a parcel of land on the western side of Dunstan Crescent, measuring 3772 square yards [edged red on attached plan]; includes a right of way over those parts of Dunstan Crescent and Danesfield Road coloured brown on the plan, and the right to use the sewers, drains, gas pipes and electricity cables running beneath the aforesaid roads.
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.
Reservations to (1) and (2): All mines and minerals lying below a depth of 300 feet from the surface; the reversion expectant on the aforementioned mining lease; free passage of water and soil; and the right to erect buildings on adjoining property belonging to (1) and (2).
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/business, public house or keep any pig, horse, pony, cattle, sheep, goat, fowl, or pigeon; not to erect any buildings other than 6 private dwellinghouses 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 repair any damage to Dunstan Crescent caused by (3).
(2) indemnifies (3) from any road making costs with respect to the construction of Dunstan Crescent; (2) covenants to make the footway as soon as the 6 dwellinghouses have been completed.
Consideration: £471 and 10 shillings.
Recitals: (a) fact that the 7th Duke of Newcastle was seised of the property in question at the time of his death and fact that the 7th Duke had agreed to sell certain estates to (2) by indenture dated 5 Apr. 1927 but no conveyance was executed; (b) fact that the 7th Duke died 30 May 1928 having appointed (1) as executors of his will; (c) fact that (1) and (2) have agreed to sell the property in question to (3).
Includes plan with the property in question edged red; the portion of Dunstan Crescent and danesfield Road to which (3) has a right of way is coloured brown.
Labelled 12th [purchase] in pencil. |