Fines and Recoveries Act 1833

As to the Deed of Consent and the Entry of it on the Court Rolls where the Protector of a Settlement of Copyholds consents by Deed to the Disposition of a Tenant in Tail.

LI. Provided always, and be it further enacted, That if the Consent of the Protector of a Settlement to the Disposition of Lands held by Copy of Court Roll by a Tenant in Tail thereof shall be given by Deed, such Deed shall, either at or before the Time when the Surrender shall be made by which the Disposition shall be effected, be executed by such Protector, and produced to the Lord of the Manor of which the Lands are Parcel, or to his Steward, or to the Deputy of such Steward; and the Consent of such Protector shall be void unless such Deed shall be so executed and produced; and on the Production of the Deed the Lord, or Steward or Deputy Steward, shall by Writing under his Hand, to be indorsed on the Deed, acknowledge that the same was produced within the Time limited, and shall cause such Deed, with the Indorsement thereon, to be entered on the Court Rolls of the Manor; and the Indorsement, purporting to be so signed, shall of itself be primâ facie Evidence that the Deed was produced within the Time limited, and that the Person who signed the Indorsement was the Lord of the Manor, or his Steward, or the Deputy of such Steward; and after such Deed shall have been so entered the Lord of the Manor, or his Steward, or the Deputy of such Steward, shall indorse thereon a Memorandum signed by him, testifying the Entry of the same on the Court Rolls.