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Crown not to be deemed to have been answered the rents by reason of lands having been part of a manor, &c. where of the rents have been answered, &c.
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3. The Queen's Majesty, her predecessors and successors, shall not be held, deemed, or taken, for the purposes of the said Act of the ninth year of King George the Third, to have been answered the rents, revenues, issues, or profits of any lands, manors, tenements, rents, tithes, or hereditaments, which shall have been held or enjoyed, or of which the rents, revenues, issue, or profits shall have been taken, by any other persons or person, by the space of sixty years next before the filing, issuing, or commencing of any such action, suit, bill, plaint, information, commission, or other suit or proceeding for recovering of the same or in respect thereof, as in the said Act is mentioned, by reason only of the same lands, manors, tenements, rents, tithes, or hereditaments having been part or parcel of any honour or manor or other hereditaments of which the rents, revenues, issues, or profits shall have been answered to Her Majesty or her predecessors or successors, or some other person under whom Her Majesty hath or lawfully claimeth or shall hereafter have or lawfully claim as aforesaid, or of any honour, manor, or other hereditaments which shall have been duly in charge to Her Majesty, her predecessors or successors, or stood insuper of record as aforesaid.
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