CO129-017 - Sir John Davis - 1846 [7-12] — Page 226

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correct; but as

the enclosed

Letter states that he had not had time to audit

Reparted in Derfalete No. 3

of 1844.

the same, and

and

that it will

transmision

the

present

not be ready for

by

mail, the suplicate of Despatch No 102 goes without

its enclosure, as it is

to send

an

bubject of the

useless imperfect copy; With reference to the Rent Roll, necessary that I should Your Lordship's attention the question regarding some unimproved Lots, which has

it is

graw

to the

occasioned

me

much

perplexity. By the clause

which shave marked the enclosed Copys of.

the

Leave

Lease established by mch

221

my,

Predecessor, the special

remedy provided, in the

of any

event

tenant

of

the

ther

Government "failing to pay

perform any

rent, or

re

part of the Contract, is

e-entry of the premises, and resumption of the Lot. This answers every purpose desired, where the Lot has been made use of by the tenant, and built upon, or otherwise improves. He has then motive to pay up the Rent, rather than the the Government should enforce the penalty of the Continat,

entering or premises.

by

in

on

^

his house

But