Reference
D97
Title
Deed of Settlement Between Sir Philip Monoux Payne and creditors of Sir Coventry Payne deceased
Date free text
13 July 1887
Production date
From: 1887 To: 1887
Scope and Content
1) The Reverend Howell Pattisson Lewis Blood of The Rectory, West Bergholt, Essex, Priest, William Bindon Blood of Witham, Gent (executors of John Howell Blood, late of Witham, Gent deceased - creditors of Sir Coventry Payne); Francis Douglas Boggis Rolfe, formerly of 37 Harewood Square but now of 69 St George's Square, Middlesex (survivor of Thomas Jervoise Huddleston[e]), Osgood Hanbury, Philip Hanbury all mortgagees in deed of 29 June 1877 - stand in place of creditors of Sir Coventry Payne). 2) William Henry Wright (executor of will of Sir Coventry Payne). 3) Sir Philip Monoux Payne of Wootton House, Bart (eldest son of Sir Coventry Payne). Recites: Sir Philip moved into Wootton House shortly after he became 21. Recites: agreement made to avoid resort to court "in pending cause Church v Wright 874 (Number 473)". Agreement: Sir Philip admits Furniture, Plate, China, Linen, Books, pictures, wearing apparel, Jewels and ornaments (described in Inventory of 1887) are items referred to in Chief Clerk's Certificate of 10 December 1875. Were at Wootton House when he occupied it and still enjoys the use of them - still part of Testator's outstanding personal estate. Sir Coventry's Legal Personal Representative (W H Wright) grants Sir Philip right to use of the furniture subject to various conditions. Sir Philip to insure them, not to sell them or incumber them or remove them from Wootton House without the written permission of Sir Coventry's Legal Personal Representative). Power of repossession if Sir Philip dies or breaks agreement or goes bankrupt. Sir Philip admits had benefit of £2000 part of testator's outstanding personal estate (note in margin: Sir P M Payne transferred the £7444 15s 3d first charge on the Monoux Estate paid the executor of his father £1349 15s 3d leaving £655 4s 9d due out of the £2000 charged on the entailed estate). Covenants to pay to 2) on demand £2000 without interest - will be enforced only if court orders. Any of Parties to above deed at liberty to apply [to] court in case of Church v Wright to enforce clauses of this Agreement. Schedule of deeds.
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