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Sequestration Act 1871
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Sections 2, 4.
THE SCHEDULEE+W 1 & 2 Vict. c. 106. The Pluralities Act, 1838
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| Section one hundred and seven. | Provisions relating to bishops to apply to archbishops in their own dioceses. |
| Section one hundred and eight. | Power of archbishops and bishops as to exempt or peculiar benefices, &c. |
| Section one hundred and nine. | Where jurisdiction is given to bishop, &c., all concurrent jurisdiction to cease. |
Part IIE+W
| Section seventy-five | Non-resident incumbents neglecting to appoint curates, the bishop to appoint. As far as the same relates to the residence of curates. |
| Section seventy-six | Curate to reside on benefices under certain circumstances. |
| . . . F1 | . . . F1 |
| Section ninety-seven | Curate not to quit curacy without three months’ notice to incumbent and bishop, under a penalty. |
| Section one hundred and two | Licenses to curates and revocations thereof to be entered in the registry of the diocese. |
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F1Entry repealed by Ecclesiastical Fees Measure 1962 (No. 1)
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