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Trustees, &c. of settled estates may petition the High Court for permission to lay out monies arising from sale or exchange of settled lands, in the improvement of lands already settled. 1.] It shall be lawful for any such trustee or trustees, (with the consent of any person or persons beneficially interested, in possession, if of full age,) or guardian or guardians, and for the committee or committees of any persons of unsound mind, and they are hereby authorized, to apply to the [High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland], by petition to the Lord High Chancellor, praying that he or they may be authorized to make any such permanent improvements of any such lands or hereditaments in Ireland respectively as aforesaid, by laying out and expending thereon any sum or sums proposed by such petition, in such manner as therein may be mentioned and described, and in such petition to pray that the expences of making any such permanent improvements may be defrayed by advances out of any such monies or funds in the hands or to the account of such trustees or guardians or others as aforesaid.
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