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Power to enter on payment or tender of the purchase money.
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28. Upon payment or tender of such sum or sums of money as shall have been contracted or agreed for between the parties, or determined and adjusted by any jury in manner respectively herein-before provided, for the purchase or rent of any such lands, grounds, houses, tenements, or other hereditaments, to the proprietor or proprietors of any such lands, grounds, houses, tenements, or hereditaments, or to such other person or persons as shall be interested therein or entitled to receive such money in manner herein provided respectively, at any time after the same shall have been so agreed for or determined; or if the person or persons so entitled or interested, or any of them, cannot be found, or shall refuse to receive the same, or shall not be able to make a good title to such lands, grounds, houses, tenements, or hereditaments, to the satisfaction of the said commissioners, or shall refuse to execute a conveyance or conveyances of such lands, grounds, houses, tenements, or hereditaments which shall be required for the purposes of this Act, under the powers and authorities herein contained, then upon payment of the said sum or sums of money into the Bank of Ireland, as hereinafter directed and required (in case the same shall be requisite), for the use of such person or persons so interested or entitled as aforesaid, it shall be lawful for the said commissioners, and their agents, servants, and workmen, immediately to enter upon and into such lands, grounds, houses, tenements, and other hereditaments respectively; and the fee simple and inheritance thereof, together with the yearly profits thereof, and all the estate, use, trust, and interest of any person or persons therein, shall from thenceforth be vested in and become the sole property of such commissioners for the purposes of this Act; and such payment or tender or investment shall not only bar all right, title, claim, interest, and demand of the person or persons to whom such payment or tender shall or ought to have been made, but shall extend to and be deemed, taken, and construed to bar the dower of the wife of every such person, and all estates tail and other estates in reversion and remainder of his, her, and their issue, and of any and every other person or persons whomsoever therein.
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