Acts of 30° & 43° Geo. III. relating to a district in the Parish of Saint Luke, Chelsea, called Hans TownGreat Britain
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Acts of 30° & 43° Geo. III. relating to a district in the Parish of Saint Luke, Chelsea, called Hans Town
Great Britain
Chelsea (London, England) -- History
And Entries or Memorials of all Mortgages or Assignments, and Grants of
Annuities, which shall be made in pursuance of this Act, and of all
Transfers thereof, expressing in Words at Length the Names, Additions,
Places of Abode, and other proper Descriptions of all such Persons as
shall from Time to Time be entitled to the Principal Money and Interest,
or the Annuities thereby respectively secured, shall be entered in a
Book, to be kept for that Purpose, by the Clerk to the said
Commissioners, to which Book any Person interested shall, at all
seasonable Times, have Access, and shall have free Liberty to inspect the
same, without Fee or Reward; and for the Entry of every such Assignment
the said Clerk shall be paid Two Shillings and Sixpence, and no more; and
every such Transfer shall entitle the Person or Persons, to whom the same
shall be made, and his, her, or their Executors, Administrators, and
Assigns, to the Benefit of the Security thereby transferred; and all
Persons to whom such Mortgages or Assignments, or Grants of Annuity,
shall be made, or who shall be entitled to the Money thereby secured,
shall be, in Proportion to the Sums therein respectively mentioned.
Creditors on the said Rates or Assessments equally one with another,
without any Preference in respect to the Priority of advancing such
Money, or the Dates of any such Mortgages or Assignments, or Grants of
Annuity.
Application of the Money.
XXIX. And be it further enacted, That all the Money to arise by or from
the said Rates or Assessments, and which may be borrowed or advanced for
the Purchase of any Annuities on the Credit or Security thereof, shall be
applied, in the first Place, in paying and discharging the Expences
attending the obtaining and passing this Act, and afterwards from Time to
Time in paying the Interest of the principal Money to be borrowed, and
the Annuities to be granted as aforesaid, and in defraying the Expences
of paving, repairing, cleansing, lighting, watching, and watering the
said several Streets, and other publick Passages and Places, and of
carrying this Act into Execution, and in paying off the said principal
Money, in such Manner as the said Commissioners shall think proper.
Recovery of Penalties.
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