TENANTS IN Occtr- First—That the rental actually paid is less
than 50/.
HOLDERS or Or.} FICES, SUCH AS SCHOOLMASTERS. If their appointment be not clearly for life, should be
objected to.
PARISH CLeaxs, Unlesa clearly deriving 40s. per annum from land, have AND SEXTONS. no right to be on the list. PURCHASERS OF If originally purchased previous to 1802 cannot support
LAND-TAX, the right to vote; and claimants of this nature should generally be objected to.
PATION. Second—That the claimant did not occupy the premises on the 30th of July 1836. Third—That the party claiming is only servant or agent ' to the real tenant.
Where two or more persons claim in respect of the occupation of the same farm or premises, ascertain whether they are, in fact, joint tenants—part. ners in the profit and loss of the occupation —and personally answerable for the rent ; also that the metal, when divided, will give 501. rental to each claimant.
To persons claiming to vote as TRUSTEES. First—That they have no interest in, or absolute control over, the trust funds.
Second—That they are mere agents to a party in being,
entitled to the rents and profits.
There are 80 many cases in which trustees are without power over the trust property, in the way required to give them a right to vote, that these claims should be strictly watched.
CLERGYMEN. If members of a corporation aggregate, and claiming for property belonging to the body corporate, such as a Prebendal house, the property of the Dean and Chapter, should be objected to.
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