Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
- Act 8 of 1853
- Royal Assent 29 September 1853
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
1. 1. Interpretation
2. 2. How actual tenant in tail may dispose of entailed lands
3. 3. Power of disposition not to extend to tenant in tail after
possibility of issue extinct, &c.
4. 4. Extent of the estate created by a tenant in tail by way of
mortgage or for any other limited purpose
5. 5. The owner of the first freehold estate under a settlement
prior to an estate tail under the same settlement to be protector
of the settlement
6. 6. Each of 2 or more owners of prior estate to be sole
protector as to his share
7. 7.
8. 8. Lessee at rent created by settlement not protector
9. 9. No bare trustee or executor, &c., to be protector
10. 10. Who shall be protector when owner of prior estate excluded
by sections 8 and 9
11. 11. Power of settlor to appoint protector
12. 12. In cases of lunacy, treason, or felony, &c., Court to
be protector
13. 13. Where there is a protector, his consent requisite to enable
actual tenant in tail to create larger estate than base fee
14. 14. Where base fee and protector, his consent required to
exercise of power of disposition
15. 15. Protector subject to no control in exercise of his power of
consenting
16. 16. A voidable estate by tenant in tail in favour of purchaser
confirmed by subsequent disposition of tenant in tail under this
Act, but not against a purchaser without notice
17. 17. Base fee when united to immediate reversion enlarged instead
of being merged
18. 18. Tenant in tail to make disposition by deed as if seised in
fee, but not by will or contract
19. 19. Assurance by tenant in tail (except certain leases)
inoperative unless registered
20. 20. Consent of protector to be given by same assurance or by
prior or contemporaneous distinct deed
21. 21. If by distinct deed, consent deemed unqualified unless
limited to particular assurance
22. 22. Protector may not revoke consent
23. 23. Married woman may consent as a feme sole
24. 24. Consent by distinct deed void unless registered
25. 25. Courts of equity excluded from giving effect to dispositions
which in courts of law would not be effectual
26. 26. Court, when protector, may consent to disposition and make
necessary orders, and disposition not valid without consent of joint
protector, if any
27. 27. Order of Court to be evidence of consent
28. 28. Act to apply to lands to be sold where purchase-money
subject to be invested in purchase of lands to be entailed, and
also to money subject to be invested in like manner
29. 29. Deed required to be registered under Act to be void against
claimant for valuable consideration under subsequent deed if latter
first registered
30. 30.
31. 31. Short title
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