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If Parties making Claim are deemed not entitled, or shall be under Disability, or if Title shall not be satisfactorily deduced, Monies to be paid into Court.
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XXIII. And be it enacted, That if it shall appear to the said Company from such Statement and Abstract as aforesaid or otherwise that the Party or Parties making such Claim as aforesaid are not absolutely entitled to the said Lands or Hereditaments, or shall be under any Disability, or if the Title to such Hereditaments shall not be satisfactorily deduced to the said Company, then the Amount of any such Valuations as aforesaid, or of any Monies to be recovered on any Traverse as after mentioned, or payable in respect of any Judgment or Execution as after mentioned, exceeding Twenty Pounds, shall on the Request of any Party claiming any Interest in the Lands or Hereditaments included in any such Valuations, or without such Request, if the said Company shall think fit, be paid into Court in all respects as by “The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845,” is provided in Cases of Sales by Parties under Disability; and such Monies shall be dealt with in all respects as if the same had been paid into Court in pursuance of the Provisions of the said last-mentioned Act on a Sale of any such Lands or Hereditaments by a Party under Disability as defined by the same Act; and every such Sum not exceeding Twenty Pounds may be paid and applied to the Parties who under the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act would be entitled to receive the same in case their Lands or the Interests therein had been taken under the Powers in the said Lands Clauses Consolidation Act contained.
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