Forcible Entry Act 1623

The Forcible Entry Act 1623
The Parliament of England

The text below is sourced from "The Statutes, Third Revised Edition", HMSO, 1950. The original text is written in Roman script as the editor could not reproduce the accents on the original. The text appears to have been revised by ommitting words which had been repealed. They are marked with ". . .". The source does not say which Act the repeals are due to.

939013The Forcible Entry Act 16231623The Parliament of England

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AN ACTE to enable Judgs and Justics of the Peace to geve Restitucon of Possession in certayne Cases.

BE it enacted by the authoritie of this psent Parliament, that such judges justices or justice of the peace, as by reason of any Act or Acts of Parliament now in force, are authorised and enabled uppon enquiry to give restitucion of possession unto ten^ants of any estate of freehold, of their lands or tenements, which shalbe entred uppon by force, or from them withholden by force, shall by reason of this psent Act have the like and the same authoritie and abilitie . . . uppon indictment of such forcible entries or forcible withholdinge before them duly found, to give like restitucion of possession unto ten^ants for term of yeares, . . . of lands or tenements by them so holden, which shalbe entred uppon by force or holden from them by force.

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Forcible Entry Act 1623

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