Inclosure Act 1849

All the provisions of the said recited Acts applicable to the powers of exchange F7. . . under the said recited Acts shall extend and be applicable to the exchange of all rights of common, rights of fishing, manorial and other rights, and all easements over any land, and all quit rents, chief rents, heriots, tithes, and rent-charges, for any other of the said rights, easements, and things, whether of the same or a like or different nature, or for land F7. . .; and when two or more persons shall be interested jointly, severally, as a class, or in common, in any rights or property proposed to be exchanged F7. . . under this or the said recited Acts, the application of two thirds in value of the persons so interested jointly, severally, as a class, or in common, as aforesaid, shall be deemed the application of all persons interested or having any estate therein.

And whereas doubts have arisen whether, under the said recited Acts, a person interested in several subject matters of exchange, but held under separate titles, or for distinct and separate interests, or subject to separate charges or incumbrances, can effect an exchange thereof: Be it declared and enacted, that the person so interested as aforesaid may effect exchanges of such several subject matters of exchange, in such and the same manner as if different persons had been interested therein.

This Act shall be taken to be a part of the said recited Acts, and be construed therewith.