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Identity of Lands.
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XXIV. In Cases where the Identity of any Lands described as to Quantity in the Court Books or Rolls of any Manor cannot be ascertained to the Satisfaction of the Valuers, such Lands shall be taken at the Quantities mentioned in the Court Books or Rolls of the Manor, and as to any Lands the Quantities of which are not specified in the Court Books or Rolls of any Manor, the same shall be taken at such Quantities as such Valuers may determine; and it shall be lawful for the Lord of any Manor, or for any Tenant of any Manor, at any Time hereafter, in case of any Doubt or Difference of Opinion as to the Identity of any Lands, to apply to the Commissioners to define the Boundaries thereof for the Purpose of any Enfranchisement under this Act or the said recited Acts; and the Expenses of Identification shall be borne by the Party making such Application, unless the Commissioners shall otherwise direct; and the Commissioners shall proceed, in such Manner as they shall see fit, to ascertain, identify, and define such Boundaries; and such Identification and Definition of Boundaries to be made by the Commissioners shall be final and conclusive on all Parties for the Purposes of any such Enfranchisement.
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