Indemnity and Oblivion Act 1660

XI. The Heirs and Lands of Accountants excepted.

Proviso for Accountants in respect of Monies disbursed by them by virtue of any Order, &c. of Parliament, or the late Protector

Provided that the Heires Executors Administrators or Tertennants of the Lands of any Accomptant within this Exception now deceised shall not be charged with nor lyeable unto any accompt for the matters in this Exception mentioned, Except for such summe or summes of money as remaine due upon any of their accompts already Stated and Determined and are not yet paid in, and that noe Accomptant as aforesaid now liveing shall be lyeable to make accompt of any summe or summes of money paid or disbursed or otherwise allowed or discharged by vertue or colour of any Order or Ordinance of both or either House or Houses of Parliament, or any Convention or Assembly called or Reputed or takeing on them the name of a Parliament, or of Oliver Cromwell pretended Protector or of Richard his Sonne while he continued or was stiled or obeyed as Protector, or by any persons acting as a Committee appointed by the said two Houses or either of them, or by any such Convention or Assembly or any Order or Direction of such Committee or Committees or any person or persons acting as a publique Councell, though haveing noe legall authority soe to doe, or by their or any their Order or Orders or Direction.