Inclosure Act 1845

CXXXVII Application of Compensation Money of Parties under Disabilities.

And be it enacted, That when any Money is, under the Provisions of this Act, directed to be paid for the Purchase of any Timber or Wood growing on any Land which shall belong to any Tenant for Life or in Tail, or to any Feoffee in Trust, Executor, or Administrator, Husband, Guardian, Committee, or Trustee, for or on behalf of any Infant, Idiot, Lunatic, Feme Covert, or Cestuique Trust, or to any Person whose Lands are limited in strict or other Settlement, or to any Person under any other Disability or Incapacity whatsoever, or to any Corporation not being legally and equitably entitled to sell and dispose of such Timber and Wood, it shall be lawful for the Valuer out of such Money to defray the Proportion (if any) of the Inclosure Expenses which shall be charged upon the Land, or any Land held under the same Title, on which such Timber or Wood actually grew, and also, with the Approbation of the Commissioners, to defray the Expense of any permanent Improvement, such as building, subdividing, dividing, draining, or planting, and the like, which shall in the Judgment of the Valuer be proper to be made, and shall be made, under his Direction, upon any Land to be under the Powers of this Act allotted to such Parties.