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Deeds shall be enrolled by depositing Transcripts in the Rolls Office.
Transcripts to be arranged in Books.
Transcripts and Certificates not liable to Duty.
Fee on Enrolment.
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X. And be it enacted, That in every Case in which any Deed has been or shall hereafter be executed, which by the Provisions of the said recited Acts is required to be enrolled, the said Ecclesiastical Commissioners shall cause a Transcript of such Deed, certified under their Seal, to be made upon Parchment, and deposited in the Hands of the Deputy Keeper of the Rolls or other proper Officer of the Rolls Office of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland, who upon Receipt thereof shall, without any Fiat or other Order, cause the same to be preserved in the said Rolls Office, and such Transcripts shall be conveniently arranged in Books for the Purpose of Reference and Examination; and every such Transcript so deposited shall be and be deemed and taken to be an Enrolment of such Deed to all Intents and Purposes whatsoever: Provided always, that neither such Transcript for Enrolment, nor any Certificate required by the said recited Acts, or either of them, to be given or enrolled, shall be liable to any Stamp Duty whatsoever; and that no Fee shall be demanded or paid for the Enrolment of any Certificate required by Law to be annexed to the Enrolment of any such Deed as aforesaid, in addition to the Fee of Two Shillings and Sixpence payable on Enrolment of such Deed, pursuant to the said first-recited Act.
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