Tithe Act 1832
[1.] What prescriptions and claims of modus decimandi to be valid in law. Proviso.
2 What compositions for tithes shall be considered valid.
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4 To what cases this Act shall not extend.
5 Time during which lands shall be held by persons entitled to the tithes thereof to be excluded in the computation;
6 as also the time during which any person capable of resisting any claim shall be an infant, &c.
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8 No presumption allowed in support of any claim for any less period than herein mentioned.
9 Act to extend to England only.

Tithe Act 1832

1832 c.100

An Act for shortening the time required in claims of modus decimandi, or exemption from or discharge of tithes.

C1C2Whereas the expence and inconvenience of suits instituted for the recovery of tithes may and ought to be prevented, by shortening the time required for the valid establishment of claims of a modus decimandi, or exemption from or discharge of tithes:

Annotations:
Modifications etc. (not altering text)
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Short title “The Tithe Act 1832” given by Short Titles Act 1896 (c. 14)