Glebe Act, 1851

Former Ecclesiastical House or Glebe Lands to be subject to the like Uses as those taken in Exchange.

XLIII. That every such Ecclesiastical Residence, Office, or Glebe Lands so given, granted, and conveyed in Exchange by any such Ecclesiastical Person, with such Consents and in manner as aforesaid, shall, from and after such Grant and Conveyance thereof, be and become vested in and settled upon the same Person or Persons, and to and for and subject to the same Estates, Uses, Trusts, and Limitations, and subject to the same Powers, Conditions, Charges, and Incumbrances, as the said House, Lands, or Tenements so to be granted and conveyed in Exchange were vested in, settled upon, and subject to before such Exchange thereof, and would have been vested in, settled upon, and subject to in case such Exchange had not been made; and that such House or Lands so granted by such Ecclesiastical Person in Exchange shall likewise be subject to the like Payments (if any) in respect of Tithe Rent-charge or other Ecclesiastical Charge as the House or Lands accepted in Exchange by such Ecclesiastical Person were theretofore or might thereafter have been liable to.