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Penalty.
Provided neverthelesse and be it enacted That in case the said Governor and Company shall charge any Lands Interests or other Estates so to be conveyed to them for Security as aforesaid with any greater Su[m]m of Money than what they shall lend thereon that such Surplus Charges shall no ways affect the said Lands or other Interests or Estates with any Su[m]m of Money more than the Moneys lent thereon to the Owners thereof by the said Governor and Company and the Persons so offending shall for every such Offence forfeit and lose Treble the Value of such Surplus Charges to be recovered by Action of Debt by the Owner of such Lands or other Interests or Estates or by the Person or Persons having such Bill or Bills thereon in which no Essoigne Protection or Wager of Law shall be allowed.
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