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Land Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (Northern Ireland) 1932
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1.Distribution of proceeds of sales of holdings by Department of Finance.
2.Authentication of seal of Department of Finance on certificates of sum due.
3.Amendment of s.1 of 1930 c.22 (20 & 21 Geo. 5) etc., as to tithe rentcharge and variable rents.
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DETERMINATION OF PERSONS ENTITLED TO BALANCE OF PROCEEDS OF SALE
1.The Solicitor to the Ministry shall make out a certificate specifying the date of the...
2.The Solicitor to the Ministry shall obtain an office copy of the folio of the...
3.The Solicitor to the Ministry shall, without delay, notify the amount of the balance to...
4.To obtain payment of the balance, or any part thereof, in a case to which...
5.If the claimant is entitled to the entire balance, the affidavit shall state specifically that...
6.(1) Where the balance does not exceed thirty pounds, and it appears from the Register...
7.The Solicitor to the Ministry shall make such requisitions as may be necessary, and may,...
8.When the claimant or claimants have proved title to the satisfaction of the Solicitor to...
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