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Sub-tenants empowered to purchase Perpetuities required to furnish Copies of Valuations, &c.
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XXII. From and after the passing of this Act, whenever any Under-tenant of any Lands or Premises held by Lease from any Archbishop, Bishop, or other Ecclesiastical Corporation Sole in Ireland, or from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ireland, shall be authorized, under the Provisions of the Act of the Fourth and Fifth Years of King William the Fourth, Chapter Ninety, to apply for the Purchase of the Fee Simple and Inheritance of the Lands and Premises held by such Under-tenant, and shall make Application therefor in manner therein prescribed, then and in every such Case, in addition to the Notice in Writing which such Under-tenant is now, under the Provisions of the said Act, obliged to serve on the said Ecclesiastical Commissioners, notifying his Desire to purchase the Fee Simple and Inheritance of the said Lands and Premises, and the other Notices by the said Act required to be served, he shall furnish the said Commissioners with an Extract or Extracts from the Valuation now in progress or being made under the several Acts relating to the Valuation of Rateable Property in Ireland, provided such Valuation shall have been then extended to the Lands and Premises held by such Under-tenant as aforesaid, showing the annual Value and other Particulars therein contained relative to the Lands and Premises held by such Under-tenant as aforesaid, and also the annual Value and other Particulars in the said Valuation contained relative to the whole of the Lands and Premises held by the First or immediate Tenant through or under whom such Under-tenant shall hold, either mediately or immediately, and also the annual Value or other Particulars in the said Valuation contained relative to the several Portions of the said Lands and Premises held by any other Tenants or Tenant intermediate between such First or immediate Tenant as aforesaid and such Under-tenant applying to purchase the Fee Simple of the Lands and Premises held by him as aforesaid.
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