Fines and Recoveries Act 1833

Every Assurance by a Tenant in Tail, except a Lease not exceeding 21 Years at a Rack Rent, or not less than Five Sixths of a Rack Rent, to be inoperative unless inrolled in Chancery within Six Months 28 H.8.c. 16.

XLI. Provided always, and be it further enacted, That no Assurance by which any Disposition of Lands shall be effected under this Act by a Tenant in Tail thereof (except a Lease for any Term not exceeding Twenty-one Years, to commence from the Date of such Lease, or from any Time not exceeding Twelve Calendar Months from the Date of such Lease, where a Rent shall be thereby reserved, which, at the Time of granting such Lease, shall be a Rack Rent, or not less than Five Sixth Parts of a Rack Rent,) shall have any Operation under this Act unless it be inrolled in His Majesty’s High Court of Chancery within Six Calendar Months after the Execution thereof; and if the Assurance by which any Disposition of Lands shall be effected under this Act shall be a Bargain and Sale, such Assurance, although not inrolled within the Time prescribed by the Act passed in the Twenty-seventh Year of the Reign of His Majesty King Henry the Eighth, intituled For Inrollment of Bargains and Sales, shall, if inrolled in the said Court of Chancery within the Time prescribed by this Clause, be as good and valid as the same would have been if the same had been inrolled in the said Court within the Time prescribed by the said Act of Henry the Eighth.