and the tenant for life having suffered the mortgaged premises to be evicted for non-payment of rent(a), it was held that a sum of money advanced by an assignee of the mortgage to redeem the evicted premises, was to be deemed salvage, and was chargeable on the inheritance. Mere neglect in omitting to pay rent, not amounting to a forfeiture under the terms of a lease renewable for ever, is not such misconduct (b) as will cause a forfeiture of the right of renewal. (a) Hill v. Brown, 6 Irish Eq. Rep. 403, by Sir E. Sugden; and see post, 1172. (b) Fitzgerald v. O'Connell, 6 Irish Eq. Rep. 455; and see post, 264– 270. LEESON-STREET, November, 1844. |