Copyhold Act 1858

Sums charged how to be recovered.

Land charged with Enfranchisement Considerations as on Mortgage in Fee.

XXXV. The Owner for the Time being of a Certificate of Charge shall, in respect of any Payment in the Nature of Interest or Instalment that may become due under the Certificate, have the same Remedies and be subject to the same Conditions in the Recovery thereof as are by the Copyhold Acts provided in respect of Rentcharges; and for a further and additional Remedy in that Behalf, and in respect of any Payment in the Nature of Interest, or of a periodical Payment, or of an Instalment, or of a gross Principal Sum that may be secured by the Certificate, the Manor or Land shall from the Date of the Certificate stand charged with the respective Sums mentioned in such Certificate to be payable, and until such Payment the Owner for the Time being of the Certificate shall be deemed to stand seised of the Manor or Land as a Mortgagee in Fee thereof, and it shall be lawful for the Person so seised from Time to Time to adopt such Means and Proceedings as a Mortgagee in Fee of Freehold Land is entitled to, for the enforcing Payment of Principal Sums, or Interest, with the like Right to obtain Payment of all attendant and incident Costs and Expenses.