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Lands comprised in new Conveyances to be settled to former Uses.
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CXLVIII. And be it further enacted, That immediately upon the Execution of such Deed of Conveyance as aforesaid of the said Lands and Premises, under the Provisions of this Act, the said Lands and Premises in the said Deed of Conveyance mentioned, and the Estates or Interests thereby so granted, shall thereupon respectively go to and be vested in, settled upon, and enjoyed by the same Person or Persons, for the like Estate, Estates, or Interests, and to and upon the same Uses, Trusts, Intents, and Purposes respectively, (or as near thereto as the Nature of each Case and the Difference of Interest will admit,) as the said Lands and Premises stood settled or limited to, for, or upon, or such of them as at the Time of making such Conveyance shall be existing undetermined and capable of taking effect: Provided always, that the Execution of such Deed of Conveyance as aforesaid shall operate as and be and be deemed to be, to all Intents and Purposes, a Surrender of all and every the then previously subsisting Term or Terms of Years, Estate, or Interest in the said Lands and Premises derived from or under such Archbishop or Bishop or other Ecclesiastical Person, or the said Commissioners, as the Case may be; and the same and every of them shall thenceforth cease, determine, and be for ever extinguished.
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