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FINES AND RECOVERIES (IRELAND) ACT 1834


TABLE OF PROVISIONS

           Long Title

   1.      Section 1
   2.      No fine or recovery to be levied or suffered in Ireland after the
           31st of October 1834.
   3.      Persons, after 31st October 1834, liable under covenants to levy
           fines or suffer recoveries shall effect the purposes intended by
           means of this Act; but if the purpose of a fine or recovery
           cannot be so effected, the persons liable to levy fines or suffer
           recoveries shall execute a deed which shall have the same operation
           as the fine or recovery.
   4.      Fines made valid without amendment in certain cases.
   5.      Recoveries made valid without amendment in certain cases.
   6.      Saving jurisdiction to amend in cases not provided for.
   7.      Recoveries made valid in certain cases where bargain and sale is
           not duly inrolled.
   8.      Recoveries invalid in consequence of there not being proper tenants
           to the writs of entry made valid in certain cases.
   9.      Certain cases in which fines and recoveries shall not be made valid
           by this Act.
   10.     Regulations as to the records of fines and recoveries in the High
           Court.
   11.     Estates tail, and estates expectant thereon, no longer barrable by
           warranty.
   12.     Power of actual tenant in tail, after 31st October, 1834, to
           dispose of entailed lands in fee simple, or for a less estate,
           saving the rights of certain persons.
   13.     Power of disposition not to be exercised by women tenants in tail
           ex provisione viri under 1634 c.8 (10 Cha.1, sess.2) (I) except
           with assent.
   15.     Proviso as to certain tenants in tail.
   16.     Power, after the 31st of October, 1834, to enlarge base fees;
           saving the rights of certain persons.
   17.     Issue inheritable not to bar expectancies.
   18.     Extent of the estate created by a tenant in tail by way of
           mortgage, or for any other limited purpose.
   19.     The owner of the first existing estate under a settlement, prior to
           an estate tail under the same settlement, to be the protector of
           the settlement.
   20.     Each of two or more owners of a prior estate to be the sole
           protector as to his share.
   22.     Power to dispose of estates in lands not being vested estates.
   23.     Proviso as to protector in case of estates confirmed or restored by
           settlement.
   24.     Proviso as to leases at rent created or confirmed by settlement.
   25.     No tenant in dower, bare trustee, heir, executor, &c. (except as
           hereafter mentioned) to be protector.
   26.     Who shall be the protector where the owner of the prior estate
           shall by the two last clauses be excluded.
   27.     Where, in the disposition of an estate before 31st October, 1834,
           the person to make the tenant to the writ of entry in a recovery
           shall be the protector.
   28.     Where, in the disposition of a reversion before 31st October, 1834,
           the person to make the tenant to the writ of entry in a recovery
           shall be the protector.
   29.     Where a bare trustee under a settlement made before the passing of
           this Act shall be the protector.
   30.     Power to any settlor to appoint the protector.
   31.     In cases of lunacy, the lord-chancellor, &c., and in cases of
           infancy, &c. the High Court to be the protector.
   32.     Where there is a protector, his consent shall be requisite to
           enable an actual tenant in tail to create a larger estate than a
           base fee.
   33.     Where there is a base fee, and a protector, his consent shall be
           requisite to the exercise of the power of disposition.
   34.     The protector to be subject to no control in the exercise of his
           power of consenting.
   35.     Certain rules of equity not to apply between a protector and a
           tenant in tail.
   36.     A voidable estate by a tenant in tail, in favour of a purchaser,
           shall be confirmed by a subsequent disposition of such tenant in
           tail under this Act, but not against a purchaser without notice.
   37.     Base fees, when united with the immediate reversions, enlarged
           instead of being merged.
   38.     Tenant in tail to make a disposition by deed, as if seised in
           fee, but not by will or contract.
   39.     Every assurance by a tenant in tail, except a lease not exceeding
           21 years at a rack rent, or not less than five sixths of a rack
           rent, to be inoperative unless inrolled in High Court within six
           months.
   40.     Consent of the protector to be given by the same assurance or by
           a distinct deed.
   41.     If by distinct deed, the consent shall be considered unqualified,
           unless it be expressly limited.
   42.     Protector not to revoke his consent.
   44.     Consent of a protector by distinct deed void, unless inrolled with
           or before the assurance.
   45.     Courts of equity excluded from giving any effect to dispositions by
           tenants in tail, or consents of protectors of settlements, which in
           courts of law would not be effectual.
   46.     Lord chancellor, when protector may consent to a disposition by
           tenant in tail, and may make such orders as shall be thought
           necessary; and if any other person is joint protector, the
           disposition shall not be valid without his consent.
   47.     Order of the lord chancellor, &c., to be evidence of consent.
   49.     The commissioner, in the case of an actual tenant in tail becoming
           bankrupt after 31st October, 1834, shall by deed dispose of the
           lands entailed to a purchaser for the benefit of the creditors.
   50.     Commissioner, in case of a tenant in tail entitled to a base fee
           in lands becoming bankrupt, and of there being no protector, shall
           by deed dispose of such land to a purchaser.
   51.     Consent of the protector, &c., in cases of bankruptcy.
   52.     Inrolment of the deed of disposition of lands by commissioner.
   53.     Subsequent enlargement of base fees created by the disposition of
           the commissioner.
   54.     Enlargement of base fees subsequent to the sale or conveyance of
           the same under Bankruptcy Acts.
   55.     A voidable estate created in favour of a purchaser by an actual
           tenant in tail or tenant in tail entitled to a base fee who
           afterwards becomes bankrupt, shall be confirmed by the disposition of
           the commissioner, if no protector, or being such with his consent,
           or on there ceasing to be a protector, &c.; except against a
           purchaser without notice.
   56.     Acts of a bankrupt tenant in tail void against any disposition
           under this Act by the Commissioner.
   57.     Subject to the powers given to the commissioner, and to the estate
           in the assignees, a bankrupt tenant in tail shall retain his powers
           of disposition.
   58.     The disposition by the commissioner of the lands of a bankrupt
           tenant in tail shall, if the bankrupt be dead, have in the cases
           herein mentioned the same operation as if he were alive.
   59.     Assignees to recover rents of the lands of the bankrupt of which
           the commissioner has power to make disposition and to enforce
           covenants, as the bankrupt could have done if not adjudged bankrupt.
   60.     All the provisions of this Act in regard to bankrupts shall apply
           to their lands in England.
   61.     Deeds relating to the lands of bankrupts in England to be inrolled
           in the High Court there.
   63.     The previous clauses, with certain variations, to apply to lands of
           any tenure to be sold where the purchase money is subject to be
           invested in the purchase of lands to be entailed, and where money
           is subject to be invested in like manner.
   64.     In cases of bankruptcy, lands of any tenure in England to be sold,
           where the purchase money is subject to be invested in the purchase
           of lands to be entailed, and money under the control of a court
           of equity in England, subject to be invested in like manner, shall
           be subject to this Act.
   65.     Deeds need not be acknowledged before inrolment.
   66.     Deeds to be inrolled shall after inrolment take effect as if
           inrolment not required, except as to purchasers under subsequent
           deeds previously inrolled.

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