said party of second part, and their assigns, against all and every person or persons lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, they will forever warrant and defend. In witness whereof, the said A. B. and C. D., his wife, party of the first part, have hereunto set their hands and seals, this A. D. 18 day of Remark 1. In order to protect the district in its title to a site, the deed thereof must be recorded in the register's office. Remark 2. If the land conveyed is less than $100 in value no revenue stamp is required. If valued at more than $100, the deed will require a stamp, as follows: Exceeding... 100, and not exceeding...$ 500,......50 cts. It will readily be seen how the preceding form should be varied, in case the person giving a deed is unmarried. NO. XXII. Form of a Lease. [See Section 59.] Know all men by these presents, that A. B., of the township in the county of of and State of Michigan, of the first part, for the consideration herein mentioned, does hereby lease unto School District No. in the township, county and State aforesaid, party of the second part, and their assigns, the following parcel of land, to-wit: [here insert description;] with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging; to have and to hold the same for and during the term of party of the second part, for themselves and their assigns, do covenant and agree to pay the said party of the first part, for the said premises, the annual rent of dollars. In testimony whereof, the said parties have hereunto set their hands and seals, this day of A. D. 18 [SEAL.] Lessor. Remark 1. A lease, like a deed, must be recorded in the register's office, in order to protect the district in its title to a site. Remark 2. A lease for a time not exceeding three years, requires a revenue stamp of fifty cents; and exceeding three years, one dollar. A perpetual lease requires the same stamp as a deed. The lessor will probably want a copy of the lease. If so, a duplicate should be made and signed as above, and placed on file with the director, to be delivered with other papers of his office to his successor. any library moneys now in your hands, or to come into your hands, the same being for library books purchased for the Township Board of School Inspectors. Remark. In case of a township having district libraries, the library moneys are payable to the districts, and on the order of the district officers. (See form XII.) NO. XXIV. Form of Annual Report of the Director to the School Inspectors. [See Sections 41, 54 and 130.] ANNUAL REPORT of School District No........, of the Township of. to the School Inspectors, for the year 18.. .... 4 5 6 taught by Total amount of wages Text Books prescribed by District Board for use in School, under the each qualifi- paid to each teacher. |