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Cases in which Instalments shall not be remitted.
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V. Provided always, and be it enacted, That the said Lord Lieutenant in Council shall remit every such Instalment as aforesaid, unless the same shall be found to be due by any Lay Impropriator in respect of Advances made on account of any Tithes, or Compositions for Tithes, charged upon Lands the Estate and Property of such Impropriator, or unless the Person liable to such Instalment shall be found to have received the Whole or so the Part of the Sums so added to the said Compositions, or unless the Whole of some Part of the Sums so added to the said Compositions shall be found to be payable by Persons being both the Owners and Occupiers at the same Time of the Lands charged with such Compositions; and in the Two last-mentioned Cases the said Lord Lieutenant and Council shall remit so much but no more of such Instalment as shall be equivalent to the Sums so added to the said Compositions, and which shall not have been received by the Person liable to such Instalment, or shall not be payable by Persons being both the Owners and Occupiers at the same Time of the Lands charged with such Compositions; and the Decision of the said Lord Lieutenant in Council shall be final and conclusive of the Right of any Memorialist to the Remission of the Whole or any Part of any Instalment under this Act.
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