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<head>1826. <sic>Sept.</sic> 28<lb/>Review of Humphreys.</head> <!-- marginal summaries in pencil --> <p>2<lb/><note>Humphreys Code</note><!-- faint pencil calculations not transcribed --> (2</p> <p | <head>1826. <sic>Sept.</sic> 28<lb/>Review of Humphreys.</head> <!-- marginal summaries in pencil not transcribed when overwritten in ink --> <p>2<lb/><note>Humphreys Code</note><lb/><!-- faint pencil calculations not transcribed --> (2</p> <p><note>5<lb/>No uses as<lb/>for benefit of any<lb/>kind person</note></p> <p>5. <note>p. 185.</note><lb/>No use, trust or confidence, either legal or equitable,<lb/>shall be declared of any land, or in any <hi rend="underline">charge</hi><lb/>upon the same,] <!-- bracket in pencil --> for the more and direct benefit<lb/>of any <!-- underlining in pencil --><hi rend="underline">third persons</hi>; and all assurances declaring<lb/>any such use, trust, or confidence shall, so far as<lb/>respects the same, and the estate or interest to<lb/>which the same shall relate, be <hi rend="underline">utterly void</hi>.</p> <p><note>6<lb/>Useful trusts saved</note></p> <p>Provided that any person or persons may<lb/>be intrusted with the <hi rend="underline">actual disposition or management</hi><lb/>of lands or hereditaments, on the rents or profits<lb/>thereof or any interest in <!-- brackets in pencil -->[or charge upon] the same,<lb/>for any lawful purposes, for the benefit of the owner<lb/>thereof, or of any other <hi rend="underline">person</hi> or <hi rend="underline">class of persons</hi>; and<lb/>the same may be assured to such trustee or trustees<lb/>accordingly.</p> <p><note>"<hi rend="underline">Principle article</hi> what?<lb/>Construction of laws<lb/>What of Common Law?</note></p> <p>Provided that the <hi rend="underline">principal article</hi> shall not<lb/>prejudice any trusts resulting or arising from <hi rend="underline">construction<lb/>of laws</hi>.</p> <p><note>Point of time at<lb/>which abolition shall<lb/>commence.<lb/>See <sic>Art.</sic> 1 in 4</note></p> <p>6. <note>p.186</note><lb/>When his Majesty shall have issued his royal<lb/><hi rend="underline">proclamation</hi>, pursuant to the 4<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> article, and from<lb/>the period for abolition to be fixed thereby, all the<lb/><hi rend="underline">laws</hi> now in force respecting real property shall cease;<lb/>except such as relate exclusively to tithes.</p> <p><note>From <hi rend="underline">henceforth</hi><lb/>'awful description<lb/>of the point of time</note></p> <p>7.<lb/>From henceforth, until the period to be so fixed<lb/>by such proclamation, all such of the laws now in<lb/>force respecting real property, as are inconsistent<lb/>with the preceding articles, and the Code subjoined, shall<lb/>cease; except as in the preceding article.</p> | ||
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1826. Sept. 28
Review of Humphreys.
2
Humphreys Code
(2
5
No uses as
for benefit of any
kind person
5. p. 185.
No use, trust or confidence, either legal or equitable,
shall be declared of any land, or in any charge
upon the same,] for the more and direct benefit
of any third persons; and all assurances declaring
any such use, trust, or confidence shall, so far as
respects the same, and the estate or interest to
which the same shall relate, be utterly void.
6
Useful trusts saved
Provided that any person or persons may
be intrusted with the actual disposition or management
of lands or hereditaments, on the rents or profits
thereof or any interest in [or charge upon] the same,
for any lawful purposes, for the benefit of the owner
thereof, or of any other person or class of persons; and
the same may be assured to such trustee or trustees
accordingly.
"Principle article what?
Construction of laws
What of Common Law?
Provided that the principal article shall not
prejudice any trusts resulting or arising from construction
of laws.
Point of time at
which abolition shall
commence.
See Art. 1 in 4
6. p.186
When his Majesty shall have issued his royal
proclamation, pursuant to the 4th article, and from
the period for abolition to be fixed thereby, all the
laws now in force respecting real property shall cease;
except such as relate exclusively to tithes.
From henceforth
'awful description
of the point of time
7.
From henceforth, until the period to be so fixed
by such proclamation, all such of the laws now in
force respecting real property, as are inconsistent
with the preceding articles, and the Code subjoined, shall
cease; except as in the preceding article.
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