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LEASING POWERS ACT FOR RELIGIOUS WORSHIP IN IRELAND 1855 - SECT 12

Invalid leases to take effect, if not surrendered, &c., if lessor's estate continues until after he might have granted them.

12. Where any lease made in the intended exercise of any supposed leasing
power conferred by this or any other Act of Parliament, or by any settlement,
shall be invalid by reason of the lessor not having at the time power to make
such lease, and the estate of such lessor in the lands comprised in such lease
shall have continued or shall have accrued and continued until after such
lease might have been lawfully granted, such lease shall take effect out of
such estate, and be as valid as if it had been granted at such last-mentioned
time, provided such lease had not been then already surrendered or
relinquished.

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