Glebe Act, 1851

Successor dying or avoiding before entire Charge payable.

XI. Where any such Successor as aforesaid shall die, or otherwise avoid such See, Benefice, or Preferment, before the entire Amount of the said Instalments, or any of them, in respect of the said Charge, shall have become payable, such Successor and his Representatives shall in such Case be liable only to the Payment of such Instalments as have actually accrued due during his Incumbency, and for such a Part of the Instalment then running due as shall be proportioned to the Time that shall have elapsed from the Date of the Avoidance of the Predecessor, or from the Accrual of the preceding Instalment to the Day of the Death or Avoidance of such Successor; and the Residue of the said running Instalment, or such Part thereof as shall be proportioned to the Period of his Incumbency, shall be paid and payable by the next Successor, who shall in such Case, and to the Extent of the Instalments afterwards to accrue, and the Balance of any running Instalment, be deemed and taken to be the Successor for all the Purposes of this Act.