Church Temporalities Act 1860

Arbitrators to be appointed in case of Dispute.

XVIII. In case any Difference or Dispute shall at any Time arise between such Tenant, his Heirs or Assigns, and such Archbishop, Bishop, or other Ecclesiastical Corporation Sole, or the said Ecclesiastical Commissioners, as the Case may be, in relation to such additional Rent or the Variation thereof, such Difference or Dispute shall be settled by the Three Arbitrators, to be appointed in like Manner and subject to the like Provisions and Regulations as are contained in the Act of the Third and Fourth Years of King William the Fourth, Chapter Thirty-seven, in relation, to Arbitrators to be appointed for the Adjustment of Differences between the said Ecclesiastical Commissioners and Tenants or Lessees applying for the Purchase of Perpetuities under the said Act, and with the like Powers and Authorities, so far as the same are applicable; and the Determination of such Arbitrators as to the Amount of such additional Rent or the Variation thereof, and all Matters incident thereto, shall be conclusive and binding on all Persons, and the Expense of such Arbitration shall be borne and defrayed by such Person or Persons and in such Manner as such Arbitrators shall direct.