United Reformed Church Lion Walk Colchester Act 1980
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United Reformed Church Lion Walk Colchester Act 1980 c. xlii
1980 CHAPTER xlii
Reformed Church Lion Walk Colchester for hnfi^- otherwise free from restrictionsTanS^^^^^^^^
[29th October 1980]
WHEREAS—
By an indenture dated 18th March I7S0 c.^.^ii a •
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- trust to permit and suffer ?he saidlnTof partthS
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Interpretation.
the said meeting-house stood and every part and Darrel th . be used employed, appropriated and ^erpetuatTfor . ?^ ground for the interment of persons who we?e whiio i""'^ Protestant Dissenters; . ^"^^^ vnig
nfrl ^l ^ '^^^^^ approved and established by order of the H. . of Chanty Commissioners for England and Wales on 27th T -m ^ 1928 under the Charitable Trusts Acts 1853 to I925X aLt /"'^ tion and management of and the legal estate in the 7^" " land with the said meeting-house therfon was vested "^^ corporate called the Essex Incorporated C?ng?eIaIioL^^^^^ taafter referred to as "the Trustees 'f rSf^emaii^r^^
(3) A part or parts of the scheduled land was or werp f^. , used as a burial ground for the interment o^SmarremJnT- there have been no burials therein since the year TsTe :
Church A cffQ^?'^^^^ "^^^^ ^ ^^) ^^'^'^ United Reformed
cnurch Act 19,2 (which enacts provisions with resDect in I?- a
deed of trust or trust instrument and that the TruLes and isS successors in title be empowered to use, deal witf or dfsno i o the scneduled land or any part thereof for buid^ng or for purpose whatsoever freed from all restrictions as afo4said "
an^bJiivt'.'f3'T^l?J°"^ ^^^J^^^y ^^^^ '^ ^ay be enact.-..'. ^ifhl T^'^'-'^'^y ^^^ Q'^^sn's most Excellent M^esty, by .-..: Td Sn "^^.f^^^^'^t °f ^^^ Lords Spiritual and Tempoi...
^^thnrZ ?f' '^ ^^ P'?^^*^ Pariiament assembled, and by ■;^.-
authority of the same, as follows :—
[ il; wi'ii.'^nST^ b^^ited as the United Reformed Chuu-I. Lion Walk Colchester Act 1980.
2.— (I) In this Act unless the context otherwise requires— "signed plan" means the plan signed in duplicate i\^ Mr. David Knox the chairman of the Committee oft-' House ol Commons to whom the Bill for this A.'i -M-i
" u . /*i,"=^"™'«™OfficeoftheHouseofCommons:
' tot!; An?*^/ f'"! '^'t"'^ '^'"^"^ '"i th« Schedule to this Act edged red on the signed plan
.iMrument or by reason of the scheduled land or anyX ttereof land'"
k.ng a disused burial ground and the provisions of fhe Sed
Biinal Grounds Act 1884 shall cease tl apply to the IcSled 1884 c. 72.
Provided that nothing in this Act shali operate to affect ore juuica ly any private right or easement (not being a right fn
Wt fo- theTiri T '/f "° P"' ^^"°f '^^'i -- beenleio
is Mlrch I789Z of ^™^nf ■"""'• "" '^' *"»'"■■« dated .-II March 1789 (enrolled m Chancery on 2nd April 1789) and
m:K!e between John Collins Tabor of the one part and John WaHk
>- \ !ousIy contained m the said indenture. ^visions
uf;u^intS.?otW^^ ?'°^*^J^ ""^ ^^"^b^^^"- or Tombstones,
11 ;rthe\cheH?^^^^^ ^^'^ ^"^^^^^^ P^^so^ interred monuments,'
•n.i the scneduled land may be removed to and be re-erected ^«'=°^'^^' ^t^-
- ich other place as may be agreed between the personal
' mrnf ""' ^^'^' ^^ ^"^ ^"^^ ^-^^^s-d person Tin -au t of agreement at such place as the county court may direc" ■ the apphcation of either of the said parties.
(2) Before any tombstone or monument is removed from anv
larf '^'" '?u'^l^'^ ^^"^ '^' Trustees shall X nofc jn cordance with subsection (3) below of the intend^ed removal if
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the^tombstone or monument from that part of the schedule^
/?2 ^"i'"? S^^/f subsection (2) above shah describe the n.^ of the scheduled land to which it relates and shall be dveif 1" pubhsliing It once m each of two successive weeks in a newISn ^ circulatmg m the district of Colchester and by displayinjif in conspicuous place upon the scheduled land. ^ ^ ^S it m a
(4) The reasonable expense of removing and re-erectine n.
fh ?.T§ f ^^? tombstone or monument under this subseltio ' shall be defrayed by the Trustees. ^^"f-ection
(5) The Trustees shaU cause a record to be made of P..t, tombstone and monument taken from any part of the scheduS land under this section containing— ^^^itauied
(i) a copy of the inscription thereon ; and
(ii) a statement naming the place where it has h^Pn re-erected; "
and shall deposit a copy of the record with the Registrar General.
• ^■'^^^, costs charges and expenses preliminary to and of and incidental to the preparing, applying for, obtaim'ng and passW
Trustees ""' "" '"^ ^^^° '^^^ '^^" ^' paid by Sf
SCHEDULE
Description of the scheduled land
A piece of land containing 19,360 square feet or thereabouts and '"fSv f?'^^^^' °^2*^^ f^^t or thereabouts to the easf s?de of Uon
.erected thereon and known as or used in connection with the United Reformed Church Lion Walk Colchester. ^
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