Glebe Lands Leasing Powers (Ireland) Act, 1857

Restrictions on leasing Lands under this Act.

V. No such Lease shall include the Glebe House, Mansion House, or Place of Residence of any Ecclesiastical Person, or the Demesne, Lands, Garden, or Pleasure Grounds and Appurtenances belonging to or usually occupied therewith, or which may be necessary or convenient for actual Occupation with such Glebe House, Mansion House, or Place of Residence: and where there is no House or Place of Residence on such Glebe Lands, no such Lease shall include any Portion of the Glebe Lands that may be required or suitable for the Erection of a Glebe House or Place of Residence thereon, unless the Consent written on or annexed to such Lease shall specify that a sufficient Quantity of Land required and suitable for the Erection of a Glebe House or Place of Residence remains undemised in the Hands of such Ecclesiastical Person; and provided also, that no Lease made under this Act by any Archbishop shall be valid without the Consent of the Lord Lieutenant, or by any Bishop without the Consent of the Archbishop of his Province, or by any other Ecclesiastical Person without the Consent of the Archbishop of the Province, the Bishop of the Diocese, and of the Patron of such Benefice, and such Consents shall be testified by the Persons whose Consents are hereby required respectively being Parties to and signing and sealing such Leases, or signing a written Endorsement of such Consent thereon.