Special Conditions of Sale   

  1. The Property is sold subject to the General Conditions of 1925 so far as they are not varied by or inconsistent with these Conditions.

  2.  The Vendor's Solicitors are Messrs. Peake and (  ?) & Co., whose office is at 5 Market Street, Sleaford.

  3.  The date fixed for completion is the 18th day of August, 1928. After the date fixed for completion the purchase money or the balance thereof shall bear interest at least 6 per cent per annum.

  4.  The Vendors are selling as Trustees holding upon the Statutory trusts.

  5.  The Abstract of Title except as regards the Ground Rents in Lots 4 and 7, shall commence with the Will of Cyrus Hanson dated 13th July, 1874, and who died on the 21st November, 1877, at the date of the death of the said Testator his estate or some part thereof was subject to mortgages for �3,000 and �1,000, but such mortgages were paid off shortly after his death by the Executors, and the property was reconveyed to them. The Reconveyance will be abstracted but the Vendors shall not be required to specify what part of the estate was comprised in each or either mortgage, and no Purchaser shall raise any objection or make any requisition in respect thereof                                                                                                                    The Title to the Ground Rents in Lots 4 and 7 shall commence with an Indenture of Lease dated the 17th June, 1873, made between Cyrus Hanson of the first part, Elizabeth Smith of the second part, and John Thomas Edmonds of the third part, being a lease of certain hereditaments to the said John Thomas Edmonds, for a term of 60 years from the 1st October, 1871.

  6.  The Period within which objections and requisitions on title shall be delivered under  clause 9 of the General  Conditions shall be ten days after the actual delivery of the Abstract of Title.

  7.  The tenure of each Lot and the estate term or interest sold are as stated in the particulars.

  8.  There shall be excepted and reserved out of each conveyance (1) All mines in and under the hereditaments  hereinbefore appointed and all unworked seams, veins and beds of coal and other minerals in and under the same with full power and authority to work and get the same minerals but by underground workings (  ?) without entering upon the surface of the said hereditaments and so that the Vendors and their successors title and  (leases?) or their Lessees  shall not be liable or responsible for any depression subsidence damage  (  ?) whatsoever which may be occasioned to the surface of the said hereditaments or to any building their successors in (  ?) of (  ?) or their Lessees any minerals in or under the said hereditaments or any part thereof or any adjoining or neighbouring land. .....(2) All rights and privileges in the nature of easements or quasi easements belonging to or in fact used with any adjoining or neighbouring property meeting the hereditaments hereby appointed. .....(3) The right at  any time or times hereafter to build on any adjoining or neighbouring land and also to rebuild or alter any of the adjoining or neighbouring buildings according to such plans (whether as to height or otherwise) and in such, manner as shall be approved by the Agent for the time being of the Vendors or their successors  in title notwithstanding any interference thereby occasioned to the hereditaments hereby appointed or to the buildings at any time standing thereon or to the access of light or air to the same and with full power and authority to enter upon the premises hereby appointed for the purpose of repairing and maintaining and altering any existing or future building  on land adjoining the hereditaments hereby appointed and separating the same from other land (  ?) the Vendors as if a party wall on making reasonable compensation for the use of such wall.

  9.  The purchaser shall with his deposit pay to the Vendor's Solicitors in respect of each lot a fee of �1 5s. 0d. for every �100 or fractional part of �100 and the purchase money towards the expenses incurred in connection with the sale and a like fee for the Auctioneer's Commission.

  10.  (1) Each lot is believed to be and shall be taken as correctly described, and any incorrect statement, error or omission found in the particulars, sale plan, if any or conditions shall not annul the sale or entitle any purchaser, to be discharged from his purchase nor shall the Vendor or any purchaser claim or be allowed any compensation in respect thereof.                                                                                                             (2) This condition shall take effect in substitution for Clause 35 of the Conditions of 1925.