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Tithe Rentcharge Redemption Act 1885 (repealed 19.11.1998) 1885 c. 32
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Tithe Rentcharge Redemption Act 1885 (repealed 19.11.1998) 1885 c. 32
Propose a changeThis Act may be cited as the Tithe Rentcharge Redemption Act, 1885.
Propose a changeThe powers and provisions of the said recited Acts respecting the redemption of rentcharge (except as otherwise by this Act is provided) shall extend and be applicable to all corn rents, rentcharges, and money payments, payable out of or charged on any lands by virtue of any Act of Parliament in lieu of tithes.
Propose a changeEvery application to the Commissioners for the redemption of any such corn rent, rentcharge, or money payment, shall be accompanied with a certified copy or extract from the Act, and from any award made in pursuance thereof, showing the amount of the corn rent, rentcharge, or money payment proposed to be redeemed, and with such evidence or proof of the payment of such corn rent, rentcharge, or money payment together with such particulars of the land liable thereto as the Commissioners shall think fit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Propose a changeIn lieu of the deposit of copies of the certificate of redemption as provided by the said recited Acts, copies of every certificate of redemption under this Act, sealed with the seal of the said Commissioners, shall be deposited with such person or persons as the said Commissioners, having regard to the circumstances of each case, shall determine.
Propose a changeThis Act shall be taken and construed as part of the first recited Act as amended and extended by the several Acts passed for the amendment thereof.
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