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Amount certified to be a Charge on the Ecclesiastical Emoluments of the See, &c.
3 & 4 W. 4. c.37.
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VI. That the Amount so certified as aforesaid by such Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland for the Time being, or by such Archbishop, Bishop, or Vicar General or Commissary, shall from the Date of such Certificate be deemed and taken to be a Charge or Incumbrance on the Ecclesiastical Emoluments or Profits of the See, Benefice, or Preferment holden by such Ecclesiastical Person making or completing such Purchase, Building, or Improvement, at the Time of his making or completing the same; and after Provision made for all proper and necessary Outgoings and Charges in respect of the said See, Benefice, or Preferment, including a competent Provision for the Person or Persons discharging the actual Cure of Souls in the said See, Benefice, or Preferment, such Charge, and every Sequestration issued in respect thereof in manner herein-after mentioned, shall be paramount to all other Charges and Incumbrances and Sequestrations whatsoever, and shall be payable in preference thereto, excepting only Sequestrations issued in pursuance of an Act passed in the Third and Fourth Years of the Reign of His late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled An Act to alter and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland; and such Charge, on the Death of any Ecclesiastical Person liable to the Payment thereof, shall be deemed and taken to be and shall rank as a Judgment Debt of such deceased Ecclesiastical Person, and be paid as such, as if a Judgment had been duly acknowledged by or entered against him during his Lifetime by the Person or Persons then entitled to the Charge, for the Amount of the said then existing Charge, and immediately after all the bonâ fide Judgments, Crown Bonds, and Recognizances entered up, acknowledged, or executed by him during his Lifetime.
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