COSTS

118. That the costs properly incurred in proceedings for a partition, including the costs of the survey and advertisements, shall be borne by the owners of the estate in proportion to their respective shares ; and tlie amount paid by any owner having a limited interest shall be a cliai'ge in his favour upon the inheritance, or whole interest In the share allotted to liim.

119. That the costs properly incurred in proceedings for an exchange, or division of intermixed lands, shall be borne in such proportions as the judge shall direct, having regard to any special agreement between the parties ; and the amount paid by any owner having a limited interest shall be a charge in his favour upon the inheritance, or whole interest in the lands allotted to him.

Submitted to the Right Honourable .Tosepli Napier, Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, for his approval, this 21"' day of October 1858.

He7iry Carey, Registrar, The Right Honourable Joseph Napier, Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, by and with the assistance and concurrence of the Right Honourable Francis Blackburne, Lord Justice of Appeal, having

considered the expediency of tlie foregoing Rules, and every of them, doth hereby order that the said Rules, and each of them, be, and the same are hereby allowed.

21 October 1858. Joseph Napier, C.

Francis Blackburne.

Henry Carey, Registrar.

N" VII, p. 412

Les documents parlementaires de la session de 1 860, relatifs h la question de la propriété foncière en Irlande, sont inscrits dans la liste générale des bills de cette année sous les n"' 89, 92, 105, U4, 163, 172,225, 264, 322.

Voici le texte des principales dispositions du bill de 1 860. (23 et 24 Victoria.)

Tenure and Improvement of Land (Ireland) Bill. 23. et 24 Vict. 1860.

Whereas it is expedient that Provision should be made foi- facilitating Improvements of Landed Property in Ireland : Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, as follows.

PUELIMINARY,

I. This Act may be cited for all Purposes as " The Landed Property (Ireland) Improvement Act, 1860."