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Proceedings where the liability of lands to rent-charge shall be disputed. 16. ... Where any person having any interest in any lands whereon any composition shall have been applotted, shall dispute the liability of such lands thereto, by reason of such land having been tithe-free, or not rightfully charged with, or otherwise not subject to such tithe compositions or the applotment thereof, it shall be lawful for the Court of Chancery ... upon the petition of any such person, in a summary way to make such order, allowing or disallowing such claim of exemption, or to direct such reference ... or other proceeding, as such court shall think proper, for the purpose of ascertaining such lands would have been rightfully charged with tithe composition if this Act had not been made, or if such composition had not been suspended; and if it shall appear to the court that such landwould not have been rightfully charged with such composition, it shall be lawful for the said court so to declare, and to make such order for the amendment of the certificate and applotment of such composition, and of the entry of such certificate in the registry of the diocese, as to such court may seem fit; and such lands shall be exonerated from rent-charge, or such rent-charges reduced accordingly: Provided, that in any such proceeding the certificate or applotment of any such composition shall not be evidence of the liability of such lands to such composition, or the applotment thereof.
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