24 Judgments and decrees to be final.U.K.
Every judgment and decree pronounced, and that shall be pronounced, upon any application under the said recited Act or under this Act; where such judgment or decree has not been or shall not be brought under review of the House of Lords by appeal, or brought under reduction upon any relevant ground during the period within which such judgment or decree might have been appealed from, shall, as regards third parties acting bona fide on the faith thereof, be no longer reducible on any ground of irregularity or noncompliance with the provisions of the said recited Act or of this Act, but in respect of any such ground of challenge be final and conclusive; and the period during which challenge or appeal is competent, under the said recited Act or under this Act, of any such judgment or decree, or of any instrument of disentail or other deed executed in virtue of such judgment or decree, shall not be extended in respect of the minority or want of capacity to act of any person or persons whatever.