Fines and Recoveries Act 1833

Who shall be the Protector where the Owner of the prior Estate shall, by the Two last Clauses, be excluded.

XXVIII. Provided always, and be it further enacted, That where under any Settlement there shall be more than One Estate prior to an Estate Tail, and the Person who shall be the Owner within the Meaning of this Act of any such prior Estate, in respect of which but for the Two last preceding Clauses, or either of them, he would have been the Protector of the Settlement, shall by virtue of such Clauses, or either of them, be excluded from being the Protector, then and in such Case the Person (if any) who if such Estate did not exist would be the Protector of the Settlement shall be such Protector.