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Duty of Court on Application.
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XXVII. Previously to giving its Sanction, the Court shall make such Inquiries as to the Circumstances of the Land proposed to be leased and of the Parties interested therein as it thinks fit, and in the Case of a Lease proposed to be granted by an individual Limited Owner shall cause Notice thereof to be served on the Successor and such other Persons, if any, as it thinks just. It shall hear all Persons interested in the Land who may apply to it to be heard. It may disapprove altogether, or may approve either, with or without Modification, of the Lease proposed, but if the Court approve of the Lease it shall give its sanction thereto by Order thereon, or in such other Manner as it thinks fit; and it may make such Order respecting the Costs of the Application as shall seem to it to be just.
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