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The provisions of the said recited Act, and of the M1Ecclesiastical Commissioners Act 1841 under which provisions the incomes of the deans and canons of the cathedral church of Saint Paul in London, and of the collegiate churches of Westminster and Manchester, are to be so charged as to leave to such deans and canons the average annual incomes respectively specified in the same Acts, shall be extended so as to apply to all other deans and canons of cathedral and collegiate churches, (save and except the dean and canons of the cathedral church of Christ in Oxford,) whose annual incomes shall be improved beyond the amounts of such average annual incomes respectively; and upon any improvement in the annual revenues of any cathedral or collegiate church, after the gazetting of any order in council for charging the incomes of the dean or canons thereof, the amount of the charge created by such order shall, by the authority in the first recited Act provided, be forthwith directed to be increased to the extent of such improvement: Provided always, that any improvement in the annual value of the revenues of the dean and canons of the said cathedral church of Christ in Oxford by means of any lease granted under the provisions of this Act, and not otherwise, shall be subject to the provisions of this Act affecting deans or canons of other cathedral or collegiate churches: Provided also, that no charge so created, nor any increase of any such charge, shall affect the income of any dean or canon in possession at the time of such improvement.
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C1The “said recited Act” means The Ecclesiastical Commissioners Act 1840 (c. 113)
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F1Act applied (with modifications) (30.10.1994) by S.I. 1994/2716, reg. 86(4)
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