But in the case
f
lome twenty Lots which have lain waste and intirely
unconverted to
any purpose ever since their first grant, or (as was afterwards herpted) adopted sale by anation, the tenant. has deemed himself safe from
otter penalty simple forfeiture of
this Lease is
any
and
as
than the
the Lot.
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as to meet the instances of unimproved Lots; because though, as I before observed,
is
the great majority of cases amply provided for by the power of the Government to resume the premised, with
all that is
erected
on them, the nominal tenant in the
instance of the few
un =
in the
=
improved Lots seems entitled simply to throw them up.-
nature of a special Contract
it
be
may Government has
doubted
if
the
the
any
specially
remedy than the one
provided.
Such being the case,
the clause in
question should
either be struck out, on
modified
in such a
way
In
my Bespatch My
few days
of 1844, written
after my
ai
arrival in the
Colony, I reported that hardly any
Leases had been
Rent
any
made out, non
collected Persons had at
first obtained grants
made