No. CCXV. *A Bond to Indemnify a Surety (1) from the payment of an Annuity. BONDS. Indemnity (surety). KNOW ALL MEN, &c. (2) WHEREAS, &c. [recite bond and other securities]. AND WHEREAS the said (obligor), in consideration of the said (obligee) being no otherwise made party to the above mentioned securities than as surety for the said (obligor), and having joined therein out of friendship only to the said (obligor), he the said (obligor) is desirous to indemnify him from any loss or detriment which may arise to him therefrom, and hath accordingly agreed to enter into the above written obligation for that purpose. Now THE CONDITION. CONDITION of the above written obligation is such, that if the above bounden (obligor), his heirs, executors, or administrators, do and shall from time to time at all times hereafter, well and effectually keep harmless and indemnified the above named (obligee), his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, their and every of their lands, tenements, goods, chattels, and effects, of, from, and against the above in part recited indenture and bond or obligation, and the judgment to be entered up thereon in pursuance of the said warrant of attorney; and of, from and against all and any sum and sums of money, payment and payments whatsoever, which shall or may become due or payable, or which are or is secured or intended to be secured or made payable thereby or by virtue or in consequence thereof or of either of them, or of the said annuity, yearly rentcharge or annual sum thereby or by either of them granted, secured or made payable, or any arrears or default in payment thereof, or any part or proportion thereof, by the said (obligor), his heirs, executors, or administrators; and of, from and against all, every and all manner of action and actions, suit and suits, process and processes, proceed (1) See notes, ante, Obligation. BONDS Indemnity (surety). ing and proceedings, and cause and causes thereof whatsoever, whether at law or in equity, costs, charges, damages, expenses, claims, demands, and detriment which he the said (obligee), his heirs, executors, administrators, or assigns shall or may sustain or be put unto through, by reason or in respect of the said annuity or yearly sum, indenture, bond, warrant of attorney, and judgement, or any or either of them. THEN, &c. No. CCXVI. *Bond to Indemnify a Surety against Bills of Exchange accepted by him for the benefit of Creditors of the Obligor (1). BONDS. Indemnity (surety). KNOW ALL MEN, &c. (2) WHEREAS the above bounden (obligor) is indebted to the several persons whose names are mentioned in the schedule hereunder written as creditors, in the sums set opposite to the respective names, which he is at present unable to pay. AND WHEREAS the said creditors have agreed to accept of the several bills of exchange mentioned in the said schedule, for payment thereof, drawn by the said (obligor) upon and accepted by the said (obligee), payable at, &c. (or as the case may be), AND which said bills of exchange have been so accepted or indorsed by the said (obligee) accordingly, and delivered to the said creditors respectively, whereby he is become liable to pay the said several sums therein mentioned at the times aforesaid. AND WHEREAS the said (obligor) has agreed to execute the above written obligation for indemnifying the said (obligee) against any loss which he may sustain by reason of his said acceptances or indorsements. Now THEREFORE THE CONDITION of this obligation cONDITION. is such, that if the above bounden (obligor), his heirs, executors, or administrators, do and shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid the several and respective bills of exchange mentioned in the said schedule hereunder written, as and when the same respectively shall become due and be payable, or do and shall pay and deposit to and with the said (obligee) the several sums of money in the said bills of exchange respectively mentioned, on or before the day next preceding the day or time of their respectively becoming due and payable. AND also do and shall from time to time and at all times hereafter well and sufficiently save harmless and keep indemnified the said (obligee), his heirs, executors, and administrators, and his and their lands, (1) See ante, p. 129, n. (2). (2) See form of obligation, ante, p. 77, and p. 73, notes. Obligation. BONDS. Indemnity (surety). tenements, goods, and chattels, of and from the payment of the same and of every of them, by or with his own proper monies or effects, and from and against all and all manner of actions, suits, costs, charges, expenses, and damages whatsoever, which he the said (obligee), his heirs, executors, or administrators, or any or either of them shall be liable to incur or sustain through or by reason of the said several bills of exchange or any or either of them in any manner howsoever. THEN, &c. SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO No. CCXVII. *A Bond to Indemnify a Surety on the Obligor's admittance into one of the Inns of Court (1). BONDS. Indemnity (surety). KNOW ALL MEN, &c. (2). ty's bond. WHEREAS the above named (obligee, Recital of surebeing surety) at the request of the above bound (obligor), by a certain bond or obligation in writing, bearing even date with the above written obligation, became and stands bounden jointly and severally with the said (obligor) unto treasurer of the honourable society of, &c. [or as the case was] in the penalty of L with a condition thereunder written, that if the said (obligor) should, during such time as he should be one of the company or members of the said society, pay and satisfy to the steward of the said house or society, all such sums of money as should be due for his commons, and for such duties and charges as by the orders, usage or custom of the said house or society should be due and payable by the said (obligor), and should observe and obey all the rules and orders of the said Honourable Society for the time being; and if he should not at any time during his continuance in the said house or society practise as a common attorney or solicitor in any of his Majesty's courts of justice wheresoever, then the said bond to be void or to that effect, as thereby relation being thereunto had will more fully appear. Now THE CONDITION of the above written obli- CONDITION. gation is such, that if the said (obligor) do and shall in all things well and truly observe and perform the term and condition of the said in part recited bond or obligation, and also well and sufficiently save, keep harmless and indemnified him the said (obligee), his heirs, executors and administrators, and his and their lands and tenements, and goods and chattels, of, from and against the said in part recited obligation, and all and every sum and sums of money, cause and causes of actions and suits, and costs, charges, damages and expenses whatsoever, for or by reason thereof, or by reason or cause of his the said (obligee) being party or surety therein or thereto, or otherwise howsoever in relation thereto. THEN, &c. (1) See ante, p. 129, notes. Obligation. |