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6 Land Panopticon Bill
6. Forms for the Charge and Verdict
Art. 6. For the better and more precise direction of the said jury, a Charge shall be
given them by the Sheriff in writing according to the Form marked [B.3] and their Verdict
signed by their Foreman names shall be given by filling up the Blank contained int he Form marked
[B.4].
7. Costs of Verdict to be Borne by the Purchaser
Art.7 The costs of obtaining the said Verdict shall be borne by the said intended
purchaser.
8. New Inquest if Prayed
Art.8. Upon application on behalf of any party interested, made within a fortnight
after the finding of such Verdict, the Verdict of a fresh jury may, by leave of a Judge as aforesaid,
be obtained as aforesaid, and as so toties quoties: the costs of such application as also such fresh
Verdict to be paid by the party so applying.
9. Supplemental purchase-money to be disposed of as the original
Art.9. The supplemental price so found as aforesaid shall be paid to the Accountant
General, and by him disposed of in the same manner as the original price abovementioned.
10. Reintegration in case of non-payment of Supplemental purchase-money
Art. 10. If, within three Calendar Months after the finding of a definitive Verdict, such
Supplemental Price be not paid as aforesaid, with interest at the rate of 5 per cent from the day of
entry as aforesaid, together with any such costs as may here become due, the Proprietors or any
of them may upon application made in a summary manner to the Court of Kind's Bench
be respectively restored to their former Estates, under such conditions as to the wisdom of the Court shall seem meet.
11. So in case of non-application of the Land to the purpose
Art.11. So also if, within three years after Entry made as aforesaid, proper Buildings
have not been erected, and Prisoners received in pursuance of the Contract: provided
that application for such purpose be made within one year after the expiration of the said three years; and
that due allowance be made for intervening improvements at the discretion of the Court.
12. Purchaser to have the Titles Deeds or Copies
The Record of the said Inquest of the 10th of Sept. 1782 shall, immediately
on payment of the aforesaid sum of £6000, be the property of the said intended
purchased: so likewise all such Deeds & Documents as concern the title to the premises singly: together
with right of access for the purpose of taking attested copies to all such Deeds & Documents,
if any, as concern the said Lands jointly with any other Heraditaments.
13. Entry as against Occupiers
Art. 13. And whereas if actual profession and occupation, as well against present
Occupiers as Owners, were not to be obtained but according to the ordinary course of Law, any Occupier
who, notwithstanding all reasonable satisfaction offered should choose not to quit his part of the said
premises, might be defending his profession in Law or Equity retard for a long and indefinite time
the application of the premises to the purposes of this Act, and thereby delay or eventually even
defeat the execution thereof, Be it enacted that upon Entry made on the part of such intended
Governor according to the Form marked [B.2.] upon any such parcel or parcels every such
parcel so entered upon shall be deemed to be in the actual profession of the said intended Governor
as well as against every such Occupier as against all other persons, as if the same had been duly
delivered to him in virtue of his Majesty's Writ of Habere Facias Possessionem. Art.14
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