Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- List of Abbreviations
- Table Of Statutes
- Table Of Cases
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF CHARITY 1532–1700
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF CHARITY 1700–1827
- Appendixes
- Appendix A Bills and Answers in Chancery relating to Charity, 1350–1601
- Appendix B Selected Transcriptions
- Appendix C The Charitable Uses Act, 1597: 39 Elizabeth I c. 6
- Appendix D The Charitable Uses Act, 1601: 43 Elizabeth I c. 4
- Appendix E A Bibliographical note on the Cambridge MS. of Francis Moore's Reading on the Statute of Charitable Uses: 43 Elizabeth I c. 4
- Appendix F Francis Moore's Notes and his Speech at the Beginninge
- Appendix G A Case from Francis Moore's Reading
- Appendix H Inquisitions before the Charity Commissioners: 1597–1787
- Appendix I Decrees made by the Charity Commissioners: 1597–1787
- Appendix J The Mortmain Act, 1736: 9 George II c. 36
- Appendix K The Poor Relation Cases
- Index
Appendix C - The Charitable Uses Act, 1597: 39 Elizabeth I c. 6
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 October 2011
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- List of Abbreviations
- Table Of Statutes
- Table Of Cases
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF CHARITY 1532–1700
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF CHARITY 1700–1827
- Appendixes
- Appendix A Bills and Answers in Chancery relating to Charity, 1350–1601
- Appendix B Selected Transcriptions
- Appendix C The Charitable Uses Act, 1597: 39 Elizabeth I c. 6
- Appendix D The Charitable Uses Act, 1601: 43 Elizabeth I c. 4
- Appendix E A Bibliographical note on the Cambridge MS. of Francis Moore's Reading on the Statute of Charitable Uses: 43 Elizabeth I c. 4
- Appendix F Francis Moore's Notes and his Speech at the Beginninge
- Appendix G A Case from Francis Moore's Reading
- Appendix H Inquisitions before the Charity Commissioners: 1597–1787
- Appendix I Decrees made by the Charity Commissioners: 1597–1787
- Appendix J The Mortmain Act, 1736: 9 George II c. 36
- Appendix K The Poor Relation Cases
- Index
Summary
An Acte to reforme Deceiptes and Breaches of Trust, towching Landes given to charitable Uses
Whereas divers Colledges Hospitalles Almes Houses and other Places within this Realme of Englande have bene founded and ordeyned, somme of them by the Quenes most Excellent Majesty and by other her noble Progenytors, and somme by other godly and weldisposed persons, for the Charitable Releife of pore aged and ympotent People maymed Soldyers Scholes of Learninge Orphanes and for such other good charitable and lawful purposes and yntentes: And where divers Landes Tenementes and Hereditamentes Leases Goodes and Chattels have bene given limitted and appointed for the like charitable good and lawfull Uses Intentes and Purposes, as also for Reparacion of Highwaies Amendmentes of Bridges and Sea Banckes, for the Maintenance of Fre Schooles and pore Schollers, as also for the Releife and preferment of Orphanes and fatherles Children, and such like good lawfull and charitable Uses; which Landes Tenementes and Hereditamentes Goods Leases and Chattelles have bene and are still like to be most unlawfully and uncharitably converted to the Lucre and Gayne of somme fewe greedy and covetous persons, contrary to the true intente and meaning of the givers and disposers thereof: To thende such godly and charitable purposes and uses may be from henceforth observed and contynued according to the true intent and meaning of the Givers and Founders thereof, and according to the true entent and meaning of any the foresaid good godly and charitable uses and intentes.
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- History of the Law of Charity, 1532-1827 , pp. 221 - 223Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1969