Landed Estates Court (Ireland) Act, 1858

Stock and Cash, to be transferred to the Control of new Court.

XXVII. When and so soon as the Court constituted by this Act shall come into operation, the Cash mid Stock now standing to the Credit of the Commissioners for the Sale of Incumbered Estates in Ireland, or under their Control, or of any Matters then pending before them, shall be transferred to or placed under the Control of “The Landed Estates Court, Ireland,” and may be generally transferred or changed to such Names or Credit as the last-mentioned Court shall, by any General Order or Orders or by any Special Order or Orders, from Time to Time direct; and in the meantime it shall be lawful for the several Judges of the Court from Time to Time to make such Orders in relation to any Portion or Portions of such Funds, and draw or make such Orders, or ratify such Drafts or Orders of the Commissioners in relation to any Portion or Portions of such Funds, as the said Commissioners or any of them could have drawn or ratified before the Time when this Act shall have come into operation, or as such Judges shall be authorized by any General Rule or Order of the Court; and the Accountant of the “Landed Estates Court, Ireland,” shall and hereby is authorized and empowered to do any Act which the Accountant of the said Commissioners could have done before this Act shall have come into operation, or such Acts as he shall be authorized to do by any General Rule or Special Order of the Court.