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Tenant in Tail to make a Disposition by Deed, as if seized in Fee, but not by Will or Contract; and if a married Woman, with her Husband’s Concurrence.
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XXXVIII. And be it further enacted, That every Disposition of Lands under this Act by a Tenant in Tail thereof shall be effected by some one of the Assurances (not being a Will) by which such Tenant in Tail could have made the Disposition if his Estate were an Estate at Law in Fee Simple absolute: Provided nevertheless, that no Disposition by a Tenant in Tail shall be of any Force, either at Law or in Equity, under this Act, unless made or evidenced by Deed; and that no Disposition by a Tenant in Tail, resting only in Contract, either express or implied, or otherwise, and whether supported by a valuable or meritorious Consideration or not, shall be of any Force at Law or in Equity under this Act, notwithstanding such Disposition shall be made or evidenced by Deed; and if the Tenant in Tail making the Disposition shall he a married Woman, the Concurrence of her Husband shall be necessary to give effect to the same; and any Deed which may be executed by her for effecting the Disposition shall be acknowledged by her as hereinafter directed.
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