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Receiver to make Contracts, and all the Property acquired under this Act to be vested in him.
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XL. And be it enacted, That the said Receiver for the Time being shall make all such Contracts as shall be necessary for purchasing or renting any Lands or Buildings, or for erecting, fitting up, furnishing, or repairing any Buildings for the Purposes of this Act, in such Manner as the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland shall direct; and the Right, Title, Property, and Interest to and in all Lands and Buildings, and in and to the Fixtures and Furniture thereof, and in and to all Goods and Chattels whatsoever to be from Time to Time held, rented, or purchased for the Purposes of this Act, shall be vested in the said Receiver for the Time being, in whom shall be vested the Property in and to all Arms, Accoutrements, Horses, Saddles, Bridles, and other Necessaries to be at any Time furnished to the said Constabulary Force; and the said Receiver for the Time being may sell, assign, or dispose of the Whole or any Part of any such Property as aforesaid, and as the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland shall from Time to Time direct, and the Monies arising from such Sale or Disposition shall be carried to and make Part of the Funds arising to the Credit of the Account of the said Receiver at the Bank of Ireland: Provided always, that it shall be lawful for the said Lord High Treasurer or Lords Commissioners, or any Three or more of them, from Time to Time to establish such Regulations as he or they may think proper in respect of all Contracts to be entered into, or Purchases or Payments made, for or on account of the said Constabulary Force; which several Rules and Regulations shall be certified by the said Commissioners of the Treasury to the said Receiver and to the several and respective Paymasters of the several Counties, and shall be of full Force and Authority, and shall be observed by all Persons whatsoever in relation to all Matters and Things therein contained.
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