Fines and Recoveries (Ireland) Act 1834

Lands of any Tenure in England to be sold, where the Purchase Money is subject to be invested in the Purchase of Lands to be entailed, and Money under the Control of a Court of Equity in i England, subject to be invested in like Manner, to be subject to this Act in Cases of Bankruptcy.

LXIV. And be it further enacted, That, so far as regards any Person adjudged a Bankrupt under any such Commission as aforesaid, the Provisions of the Clause lastly herein-before contained shall, for the Benefit of the Creditors of the Bankrupt, apply to Lands in England to be sold, whether Freehold or Leasehold or of any other Tenure, where the Money arising from the Sale thereof shall be subject to be invested in the Purchase of Lands to be settled so that the Bankrupt, if the Lands were purchased, would have an Estate Tail therein, and also to Money under the Control of any Court of Equity in England, or of or to which any Individuals as Trustees may be possessed or entitled in England, and which shall be subject to be invested in the Purchase of Lands to be settled so that the Bankrupt, if the Lands were purchased, would have an Estate Tail therein, as fully and effectually as if this Act had throughout extended to England: Provided always, that every Deed to be executed by any Commissioner or Protector in pursuance of this Clause, in regard to Lands in England to be so sold as aforesaid, shall be inrolled in His Majesty’s High Court of Chancery in England within Six Calendar Months after the Execution thereof; but every Deed to be executed by any Commissioner or Protector in pursuance of this Clause, in regard to Money subject to be invested in the Purchase of Lands to be so settled as aforesaid, shall be inrolled in His Majesty’s High Court of Chancery in Ireland within Six Calendar Months after the Execution thereof, and not in His Majesty’s High Court of Chancery in England.