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(1)Where in pursuance of any Act or Measure land is acquired by the incumbent of a benefice in such a manner that it vests in the incumbent in right of his benefice the incumbent shall have power to enter into a covenant restrictive of the user of, or requiring the doing of any act in relation to, the land acquired or any other land vested in him in right of his benefice; and where in pursuance of any Act or Measure land vested in the incumbent of a benefice in right of his benefice is sold or otherwise disposed of, the incumbent shall have power to enter into a covenant restrictive of the user of, or requiring the doing of any act in relation to, any other land so vested; and any such covenant entered into under this subsection shall, unless the conveyance otherwise provides, be enforceable against the incumbent for the time being of the benefice in whom the land affected by the covenant is vested.
(2)Where in pursuance of any Act or Measure the Commissioners acquire land which is to vest in the incumbent of a benefice in right of his benefice, or where an archbishop or a bishop or the guardian of the spiritualities acquires, sells, or otherwise disposes of land on behalf of the incumbent of a benefice during a vacancy in the benefice, the Commissioners, the archbishop, the bishop or the guardian of the spiritualities, as the case may be, shall have the same powers of entering into covenants as the incumbent has under the last foregoing subsection, and any covenant entered into under this subsection shall, unless the conveyance otherwise provides, be enforceable against the incumbent for the time being of the benefice in whom the land affected by the covenant is vested.
(3)Where a covenant is entered into by the incumbent under subsection (1) of this section, the incumbent shall not be liable for any breach of the covenant which occurs after he has ceased to be the incumbent of the benefice, and where a covenant is entered into by the Commissioners or by an archbishop, a bishop or the guardian of the spiritualities under subsection (2) of this section, the Commissioners, the archbishop, the bishop or the guardian of the spiritualities shall not be liable for any breach which occurs after the land has vested in the incumbent.
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