Z1515/4/10/1/16

Mortgage

18 February 1950

From: 1950 To: 1950

Parties: (i) Leslie John Wheatley of Castle House, Dunstable Road, Caddington, corn merchant (ii) James Henry Smith, Ernest Lemon and Frederick John Burrows, trustees of the London Grand Division of the Order of Sons of Temperance Friendly Society, registered office at 176 Blackfriars Road, London Reciting: (i) is entitled to the Policy of Assurance in his name for £4,265 Operative part: (i) to borrow £4,262 from (ii) with interest at £5 10s per cent per annum on (i) assigning his Policy of Assurance to them Property: (a) land in Caddington with a frontage to Dunstable Road of 700ft and a frontage to Millfield Lane of 600ft and containing 8 acres (b) dwelling house and premises with outbuildings erected on (a) and known as Castle House, Dunstable Road, Caddington Witnesses: - W. Lambert Jones of Market Hill in Luton, solicitor Endorsed with typed statement that this is a true copy of the legal charge marked 'A' and referred to in the affidavit of Ernest Lemon in the High Court of Justice Chancery Division between Ernest Lemon and others (plaintiffs) and Leslie John Wheatley and his trustees (defendant) dated 2 January 1954

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Wheatley, Leslie John,
Smith, James Henry,
Lemon, Ernest,
Burrows, Frederick John,
Jones, W Lambert

Caddington Castle House, Caddington Dunstable Road, CADDINGTON, mortgages, corn merchant, Order of Sons of Temperance Friendly Society, London, solicitors, Luton Market Hill, friendly societies, Chancery, BANKRUPTCY