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Parties dissatisfied with Amount certified, or Valuation, may enter a Traverse at Assizes.
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XXVII. And be it enacted. That it shall be lawful for every Person or Persons named in any Certificate issued under the Provisions herein-before contained, or in anywise claiming under such Person or Persons, and who shall be dissatisfied with the Amount in such Certificate certified to be payable, and also for all Parties claiming any Interest in any Monies so paid into Court as aforesaid, and who shall be dissatisfied with the Amount of the Valuation of the Hereditaments in respect of which such Monies shall be so paid into Court as aforesaid, or of any Interest therein, at the Assizes next following the giving such Certificates or the Payment of Money into Court, whichever shall first happen, or at the next subsequent Assizes, upon giving Ten Days Notice in Writing previously to such Assizes respectively to the Secretary of the Company of the Amount of Damages intended to be claimed, to have a Traverse for Damages entered in the Crown Book in respect of such Claim by him or her, and thereupon such Traverse shall be tried in like Manner, and like Proceedings shall be had, and subject to like Provisions as far as the same can be applied, as in the Case of Traverses entered for Damages under the Acts for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to the Presentment of Public Monies by Grand Juries in Ireland: Provided always, that the Sum to be awarded or allowed us the Costs, Charges, and Expenses of the Trial of every such Traverse for Damages shall in no Case exceed the Sum of Ten Pounds; and further that no Party or Parties shall have any other Remedy for the Purpose of ascertaining the Amount of the Value of any Lands or Hereditaments to be taken under the Powers of this Act, or of impeaching the Amount of the Valuation put thereon as aforesaid, other than by means of such Traverse as aforesaid, anything in any of the aforesaid Acts or any Acts incorporated therewith, or in this Act, to the contrary notwithstanding.
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