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Patrons at time of the union may agree as to right of presentation.
Said agreement to be inrolled in Cancery, and conclusive.
Saving to the Queen.
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XXVIII. Provided always, and be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That where two or more parishes shall be united according to the intent and directions of this act, and where the right of presentation to the said parishes is now or at the time of such union may belong to several patrons respectively, who have or may have right to present to the same, as the churches in the said respective parishes may become void, it shall and may be lawful to and for such patrons, at the time when they shall consent to the uniting of the parishes as aforesaid, to agree in whom, and in which of them, the said patrons, the right of presentation to such parishes so united shall be and continue after such union is made and settled; and how often, and what turn, each patron shall present to the said united parishes; and such agreement, so to be made between all the said patrons under their and every of their hands and seals, shall be inrolled in her Majesty’s high court of Chancery, and shall by virtue of this act bind and conclude all the said patrons parties to the said agreement, their heirs and assigns, and successors, respectively for ever; saving to the Queen’s most excellent Majesty, her heirs and successors, all such right, title, interest, and property, which they have or may claim in any parishes, to be united in pursuance of this act, as fully and amply as if this present act had not been made.
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