Contemporary Ireland
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1 They are, moreover, under the control and sanction of a new department, created within the body of the Land Commission, and known as the Estates Commissioners (three in number,) whose special duty it is to administer the new Act. 2 The Act facilitates their operations in several ways : firstly, by freeing them from certain duties and fees payable to the Treasury (stamp 1 That is to say, by parcels of land which the Estates Commissioners regard as forming an estate for the purposes of the Act ...(Section 98, paragraph 1). One of the drawbacks of dealing by estates and not by individuals is that when selling property, the bad land is paid for at the same rate as the good land. On the other hand, by its elasticity, this arrangement leaves the Estates Commissioners free to refuse their sanction to the sale of an estate if they consider the price too high ; or to insist upon re-settling in the case of those in congested districts.
To prevent their sale they need only refuse to consider them as " estates " within the meaning of the Act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 They are, moreover, under the control and sanction of a new department, created within the body of the Land Commission, and known as the Estates Commissioners (three in number,) whose special duty it is to administer the new Act. 2 The Act facilitates their operations in several ways : firstly, by freeing them from certain duties and fees payable to the Treasury (stamp 1 That is to say, by parcels of land which the Estates Commissioners regard as forming an estate for the purposes of the Act ...(Section 98, paragraph 1). One of the drawbacks of dealing by estates and not by individuals is that when selling property, the bad land is paid for at the same rate as the good land. On the other hand, by its elasticity, this arrangement leaves the Estates Commissioners free to refuse their sanction to the sale of an estate if they consider the price too high ; or to insist upon re-settling in the case of those in congested districts.
To prevent their sale they need only refuse to consider them as " estates " within the meaning of the Act.
What to read after Contemporary Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Franois Alphonse Paul Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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