A Letter to Lord Howick On a Legal Provision for the Irish Poor Commutation O
A Letter to Lord Howick On a Legal Provision for the Irish Poor Commutation O
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He goes on to state, that this tenure is fatal to improvement ; that the lands of the church can be distinguished everywhere by their non-improvement ; and that it is obvious that it must be so, as every improvement immediately enhances the fine. If these large estates were managed as they would be managed if in the hands of individuals, they would in time produce more than six or seven times the rental now received by their ecclesi- astical proprietors. To this process, however, they could not... be subjected without interfering with the fair expectations of the tenants. But when we consider the inconvenience and uncer- tainty of the present tenure, there can be little doubt that arrangements might easily be made with the tenants for the surrender of their terms in a certain portion of the land, on the fee- simple in the residue being released to them.
71 If the estates of the first eighteen sees that drop were assumed by the state, and vested in com- missioners in trust, to make arrangements with the tenants, and to manage the property to the best advantage, I have no doubt that, without interfering with a single vested right or even fair expectation, a revenue of 300, 000 or 400, 000 a year might in time be obtained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He goes on to state, that this tenure is fatal to improvement ; that the lands of the church can be distinguished everywhere by their non-improvement ; and that it is obvious that it must be so, as every improvement immediately enhances the fine. If these large estates were managed as they would be managed if in the hands of individuals, they would in time produce more than six or seven times the rental now received by their ecclesi- astical proprietors. To this process, however, they could not... be subjected without interfering with the fair expectations of the tenants. But when we consider the inconvenience and uncer- tainty of the present tenure, there can be little doubt that arrangements might easily be made with the tenants for the surrender of their terms in a certain portion of the land, on the fee- simple in the residue being released to them.
71 If the estates of the first eighteen sees that drop were assumed by the state, and vested in com- missioners in trust, to make arrangements with the tenants, and to manage the property to the best advantage, I have no doubt that, without interfering with a single vested right or even fair expectation, a revenue of 300, 000 or 400, 000 a year might in time be obtained.
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