Glebe Loan (Ireland) Act, 1870

Security for repayment of loan for work.

5. The repayment of every loan which shall be made under the provisions of this Act for the purpose of executing any work, or discharging any debt incurred before the passing of this Act in the purchase of any dwelling-house for any ecclesiastical person as aforesaid, shall be secured by mortgage, bond, or otherwise, as the said Commissioners of Public Works, with the approval of the Treasury, may think right; and every such security other than a mortgage shall be entered into by at least three persons, the sufficiency and solvency of which persons shall be made out to the satisfaction of the said Commissioners of Public Works, and shall be subject to such conditions as the said Commissioners of Public Works, with such approval as aforesaid, shall deem to be proper.