Tithe Act 1918 (repealed 19.11.1998)
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9 Power of Queen Anne’s Bounty to pay expenses of redemption.
Queen Anne’s Bounty may pay or agree to pay out of redemption money payable to them in respect of any tithe rentcharge to which any spiritual person is entitled in respect of a benefice or cure such expenses of redemption of the rentcharge as they in their discretion may think fit, and may also pay out of any such redemption money the cost of redeeming any tithe rentcharge issuing out of any glebe land belonging to the spiritual person in respect of the same benefice or cure.
9 Power of Queen Anne’s Bounty to pay expenses of redemption.
Queen Anne’s Bounty may pay or agree to pay out of redemption money payable to them in respect of any tithe rentcharge to which any spiritual person is entitled in respect of a benefice or cure such expenses of redemption of the rentcharge as they in their discretion may think fit, and may also pay out of any such redemption money the cost of redeeming any tithe rentcharge issuing out of any glebe land belonging to the spiritual person in respect of the same benefice or cure.
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