Reports of One Hundred & Ninety Cases in the Irish Land Courts [1861-1876]; With Preliminary Tenant-Right Chapters
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But in 1847, when the property was given up by Mr. M'Mullan, no tenant-right existed on that estate, and therefore there was no tenant-right for Major Waring to acquire. Then we come to 1851, and upon that occasion, Major Waring, being in possession of the lands, and there being no usage of tenant-right whatever existing on the estate (for it was only began to be established by Mr. M'Cartan in 1851), makes a lease to Humphreys, and gets a fine. That was enough to show at all events that in 1851... these lands were worth £80 a-year ; for if the tenant was to pay £70 a-year, and to give a fine of £150, that was equivalent to an admission that the land was worth £80 a-year. That being the state of things in 1851, Mr. Humphreys, in 1861, proposes to sell his interest to the present claimant, for a very extravagant sum — namely, £600, and £50 for gates, &c. Now, what took place on that occasion ? Samuel M'Cullough, the person who negotiated the sale for the claimant, tells us what took place between himself and Major Waring, who is now dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in 1847, when the property was given up by Mr. M'Mullan, no tenant-right existed on that estate, and therefore there was no tenant-right for Major Waring to acquire. Then we come to 1851, and upon that occasion, Major Waring, being in possession of the lands, and there being no usage of tenant-right whatever existing on the estate (for it was only began to be established by Mr. M'Cartan in 1851), makes a lease to Humphreys, and gets a fine. That was enough to show at all events that in 1851... these lands were worth £80 a-year ; for if the tenant was to pay £70 a-year, and to give a fine of £150, that was equivalent to an admission that the land was worth £80 a-year. That being the state of things in 1851, Mr. Humphreys, in 1861, proposes to sell his interest to the present claimant, for a very extravagant sum — namely, £600, and £50 for gates, &c. Now, what took place on that occasion ? Samuel M'Cullough, the person who negotiated the sale for the claimant, tells us what took place between himself and Major Waring, who is now dead.
What to read after Reports of One Hundred & Ninety Cases in the Irish Land Courts [1861-1876]; With Preliminary Tenant-Right Chapters?
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