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EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - LONG TITLE An Act to amend the Law in Ireland as to Ejectments and Distresses, and as to the Occupation of Lands.{1} [28th August 1846] Preamble rep. by SLR 1891 Ss.114 rep. by 1851 c.57 s.1 sch.A; 1860 c.154 s.104 sch.B; SLR 1875; SLR 1892; 1969 c.30 (NI) s.132 sch.6 EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - SECT 15 No person making any distress for taxes, &c. where the sum due shall not exceed #20 to take other charges than mentioned in the schedule (B) annexed, nor to charge for any act, &c. not done. 15. ... No person whatsoever making any distress ..., for any ..., taxes, impositions, or assessments, where the sum demanded and due shall not exceed the sum of twenty pounds for and in respect of such ..., taxes, impositions, or assessments, save as herein-after provided, nor any person whatsoever employed in any manner in making such distress, or doing any act whatsoever in the course of such distress, or for carrying the same into effect, shall have, take, or receive out of the produce of the goods or chattels distrained upon and sold, ... from any ... person whatsoever, any other or more costs and charges for and in respect of such distress, or any matter or thing done therein, than such as are fixed and set forth in the schedule (B) hereunto annexed, and appropriated to each act which shall have been done in the course of such distress; and no person ... whatsoever shall make any charge whatsoever for any act, matter, or thing mentioned in the said schedule, unless such act shall have been really done: Provided always, that in any case in which a less amount than the amount specified in the said schedule shall have been prescribed by any Act or Acts of Parliament, or shall in pursuance of the provisions of or the power given by any Act or Acts of Parliament be specified in the warrant by which the distress or levy shall be made, such less amount only shall be demanded, taken, or levied for or in respect of such costs and charges, any thing in this Act to the contrary notwithstanding. EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - SECT 16 Party aggrieved by another taking higher charges than those mentioned in schedule (B) may apply to a justice of the peace. 16. If any person ... whatsoever shall in any manner levy, take, or receive from any person ... whatsoever, or retain or take from the produce of any goods sold for the payment of such ... taxes, ... impositions, or assessments, any other or greater costs and charges than are mentioned and set down in the said schedule, or make any charge whatsoever for any act, matter, or thing mentioned in the said schedule and not really done, it shall be lawful for the party ... aggrieved by such practices to apply to any one justice of the peace for the county, city, town, and acting for the division where such distress shall have been made or in any manner proceeded in, for the redress of his, ... grievance so occasioned, whereupon such justice shall summon the person ... complained of to appear before the justices of the petty sessions for such district at a reasonable time to be fixed in such summons, and such justices shall examine into the matter of such complaint by all legal ways and means, and also hear in like manner the defence of the person ... complained of; and if it shall appear to such justices that the person ... complained of shall have levied, taken, received, or had other and greater costs and charges than are mentioned or fixed in the schedule (B) hereunto annexed, or made any charge for any matter or thing mentioned in the said schedule, such act, matter, or thing not having been really done, such justices shall order and adjudge treble the amount of the monies so unlawfully taken to be paid by the person ... so having acted to the party ... who shall thus have preferred his, ... complaint thereof, together with full costs; .... S.17 rep. by SLR 1892 EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - SECT 18 No judgment to be given against any landlord unless he personally levies the distress. 18. ...: Provided also, that no person ... who shall be aggrieved by any distress for ... taxes, ... impositions, or assessments, or by any proceedings had in the course thereof, or by any costs and charges levied upon them in respect of the same, shall be barred from any legal or other suit or remedy which he, ... might have had before the passing of this Act, excepting so far as any complaint to be preferred by virtue of this Act shall have been determined by the order and judgment of the justices before whom it shall have been heard and determined, .... S.19 rep. by 1980 NI 6 art.13 sch.2 EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - SECT 20 Brokers and others making any distress shall on demand give copies of their charges to the persons distrained. Penalty for default. 20. Every broker, bailiff, or other person who shall make and levy any distress whatsoever shall, if the same shall be demanded by the party distrained, give a copy of his charges, and of all the costs and charges of the distress whatsoever, signed by him, to the person or persons on whose goods and chattels any distress shall be levied, although the amount of the ... taxes, ... impositions, or assessments demanded shall exceed the sum of twenty pounds, and upon default of so doing he shall be liable to forfeit any sum not exceeding [#2], to be recovered before any two justices of the peace acting for such district, .... EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - SECT 21 Printed copy of clauses of this Act as to costs of distresses to be hung up in sessions houses. 21. A fair printed copy of the clauses of this Act, and of the schedule (B) thereto annexed, which regulate or relate to the costs of distresses, shall be hung up in some convenient place in such halls or rooms where the justices of each and every county, county of a city, or county of a town in Ireland hold either the quarter or petty sessions. EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - SECT 22 Interpretation clause. 22. In the construction of this Act and the schedules thereto annexed, unless there be something in the subject or context repugnant to such construction, words importing the singular number only shall include the plural number, and words importing the plural number only shall include also the singular number; words importing the masculine gender only shall include females; .... EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - SECT 23 Schedules part of Act. 23. The schedules to this Act annexed shall be deemed and taken to be part of this Act. EJECTMENT AND DISTRESS (IRELAND) ACT 1846 - SECT 24 Extent of Act. 24. This Act shall extend only to Ireland. S.25 rep. by SLR 1875 Schedule (A) rep. by SLR 1892; 1969 c.30 (NI) s.132 sch.6 ...
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