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Settlement on Duke of York Act 1663
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III.Persons appointed by the said Duke to grant Licences, enabled so to do under the Seal of the Duke or his Heirs Male. No Fine to be taken.
Remedy for Rents reserved to the Duke; Discharge of the Duke or his Receiver General good Discharge.
And bee it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid that such Person or Persons as shall bee appointed by the said James Duke of Yorke or the Heires Males of his Body begotten or to be begotten under his or their. Hand and Seale for granting Licences for selling and utterring Wynes by Retaile are hereby enabled under such Seale as the said Duke or the Heires Males of his Body begotten [X1or to be begotten] shall appointe to grant Licences for the selling and utterring Wynes by Retayle to any Person or Persons or for any Tyme or Times not exceeding One and twenty Yeares if such Persons shall soe long live and for such yearely Rents and under such conditions as they shall thinke fitt soe as no fine bee taken for the same but that the Rents or Summes of Money soe agreed for and reserved shall be duly paid at the Tymes and Places agreed for the Payment thereof for which Rents soe reserved in case the same shall not bee paid the said Duke and the Heires Males of his Body begotten or to bee begotten shall and may have Power by this Act to sue for the same by Bill Plainte or Action of Debt in any of his Majestyes Courts of Record at Westminster or elswhere in his owne Name or to sue for the same in his Majestyes Name in the Court of the Exchequer at the Election of the said Duke and the Heires Males of his Body begotten or to be begotten and that the Discharge of the said James Duke of Yorke and of the Heires Males of his Body begotten [X1or to be begotten] or of his or their Receiver Generall for the Tyme being shall be a full and effectuall Discharge to all Intents and Purposes for all such Moneyes as have or shall bee received by vertue of the Act for Wyne Lycences
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