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Crown Private Estate Act 1800

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[1.] None of the provisions in the recited Acts shall extend to manors, etc. purchased by his Majesty, his heirs or successors, out of monies not appropriated to any publick service, nor to manors, etc. which have come to his Majesty or shall come to him or his heirs or successors from any person not being kings or queens of the realm. Enactment to operate as from the birth of his Majesty.E+W+S

None of the provisions or restrictions contained in the said Acts of the first year of her said late Majesty Queen Anne and the first and thirty-fourth years of the reign of his present Majesty shall extend to any manors, messuages, lands, tenements or hereditaments, of whatsoever tenure the same may be, which have at any time heretofore been purchased by his Majesty or shall at any time hereafter be purchased by his Majesty, his heirs or successors, out of any monies issued and applied for the use of his or their privy purse, or with any other monies nor appropriated to any publick service, or to any manors, messuages, lands, tenements or other hereditaments, of whatsoever tenure the same may be, which have come to his Majesty or shall or may come to him or his heirs or successors by the gift or devise of or by descent or otherwise from any of his, her or their ancestors, or any other person or persons, not being kings or queens of this realm; and the intent of this enactment is that the same shall operate to all intents and purposes as from the birth of his present Majesty.

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