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Certificate of Charge.
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XXIX. Every Charge under this Act shall be made by a Certificate under Seal of the Commissioners, and countersigned by the Person at whose Instance the Charge is made, to be called a Certificate of Charge; and if such Charge shall be a Series of periodical Payments which, at the Termination thereof at a Period specified, shall leave the Manor or Land discharged, such Series shall be specified in the Certificate; but if the Charge shall be a Principal Sum bearing Interest, and repayable at or before a certain future Date, or after a certain Notice, then such Certificate shall specify the whole Amount of Principal Money to be charged, and shall contain a Proviso declaring that such Certificate shall be void on Payment of the Amount thereby secured, with any Arrears of Interest due thereon, at a Time therein appointed, or at the Expiration of an ascertained Notice; and such Certificate shall state whether the Charge was made in respect of Costs or Expenses, or in respect of Consideration or Compensation Money, and may specify any Place to be agreed upon between the Parties, as the Place of Payment of the Principal Money and Interest charged by such Certificate; and the Manor or Land charged thereby may be described by reference to the Enfranchisement Proceedings under the Copyhold Acts, or otherwise, as the Commissioners may see fit.
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