Church Temporalities Act, 1833

Tenants not entitled to Perpetuity unless in possession of fully renewed Leases, or unless all Renewal Fines are paid;

Arrears of Rent to be also paid up.

CXLI. Provided always, and be it enacted, That no Tenant or Lessee as aforesaid shall be entitled to have any such Conveyance of the Fee Simple and Inheritance made or granted to him or her, of whose Lease, if holding by Lease for the Term of Twenty-one Years, Twenty Years shall not be then to come and unexpired, or if holding by Lease for the Term of Forty Years, whereof Thirty-nine Years shall not be then to come and unexpired, or if holding by Lease for Twenty-one Years or Three Lives, or for Three Lives, all the Lives named wherein shall not be then in being, unless he or she shall, previous to the Execution of such Deed of Conveyance, pay all and every the Renewal Fines customably paid or payable on and for the Renewal of such Lease; nor shall any such Tenant or Lessee be entitled to such Conveyance of the Fee Simple and Inheritance unless all Rent and Arrears of Rent due upon and reserved by such Lease shall have been fully paid and satisfied.