Putnam's Handy Law Book for the Layman

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Albert Sidney Bolles. Putnam's Handy Law Book for the Layman

Putnam's Handy Law Book for the Layman

Table of Contents

Made in the United States of America

FOREWORD

Putnam's Handy Law Book. for the Layman

FORMATION OF CORPORATIONS

CAPITAL

LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS

MEETINGS

DIRECTORS

DIVIDENDS

WRONGS

Legal Forms for Everyday Use

1. Agreement for Sale of Land

2. Agreement Concerning Party Wall

3. Agreement for Building

4. Claim of Lien by Workman of Sub-Contractor

5. Agreement for Work and Labor

6. Bond to Perform a Contract

7. Bill of Sale

8. Bill of Sale—Shorter Form

9. Warranty Deed

10. Warranty Deed in Common Use in New England

11. Deed of Indenture—Short Form

12. Quit Claim Deed

13. Quit Claim Deed—Another Form

14. Quit Claim Deed—Short Form

15. Mortgage

16. Mortgage with Power of Sale

17. Chattel Mortgage with Power of Sale

18. Mortgage on Goods and Chattels—Another Form

19. Notice of Sale under Chattel Mortgage

20. Assignment of Mortgage

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22. Lease

23. Lease—Another Form. Landlord and Tenant's Agreement

24. Farm Lease

25. Lease of Furnished Rooms

26. Assignment of Lease

27. Assignment of Lease—Another Form

28. Notice to Quit

29. Subscription to Build a Church

30. Power of Attorney

31. Power of Attorney to Transfer Stock

32. Certificate of Stock

33. Agreement to Sell Shares of Stock

34. Transfer of Shares of Stock

35. Assignment of Policy of Insurance

36. Assignment of Patent Right

37. Bond for Payment of Money

38. Articles of Co-Partnership

39. Articles of Co-Partnership—Another Form

40. Letter of Credit

41. Agreement for Sale of Physician's Practice

42. Agreement Between Merchant and Traveling Salesman

43. Agreement for the Adoption of Children

44. Release by Ward of His Guardian

45. Will

46. Will—Another Form

47. Will Bequeathing Legacies and Appointing Residuary Legatee

48. Articles of Incorporation

Index

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Albert Sidney Bolles

Published by Good Press, 2021

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Authority may be conferred on an auctioneer in the same manner as on any other agent for the sale of similar property, verbally or in writing. Even to make a contract for the sale of real estate, oral authority to the auctioneer is sufficient, in the absence of a statute to the contrary.

Authority to sell property does not of itself imply authority to sell it at auction, and the purchaser therefore who has notice of the agent's authority or knowledge sufficient to put him on inquiry, acquires no title to the property thus purchased. If goods are sent to an auction room to sell, this is deemed sufficient evidence of authority to sell them in that manner and to protect whoever buys them.

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