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LAW OF PROPERTY AMENDMENT ACT 1860 LAW OF PROPERTY AMENDMENT ACT 1860 - LONG TITLE An Act to further amend the Law of Property.{1} [23rd July 1860] Restriction of effect of waiver. LAW OF PROPERTY AMENDMENT ACT 1860 - SECT 6 6. Where any actual waiver of the benefit of any covenant or condition in any lease on the part of any lessor, or his heirs, executors, administrators, or assigns, shall be proved to have taken place after the passing of this Act in any one particular instance, such actual waiver shall not be assumed or deemed to extend to any instance or any breach of covenant or condition other than that to which such waiver shall specially relate, nor to be a general waiver of the benefit of any such covenant or condition, unless an intention to that effect shall appear. LAW OF PROPERTY AMENDMENT ACT 1860 - SECT 7 Future and contingent uses to take effect by force of the original estate, &c. 7. Where by any instrument any hereditaments have been or shall be limited to uses, all uses thereunder, whether expressed or implied by law, and whether immediate or future, or contingent or executory, or to be declared under any power therein contained, shall take effect when and as they arise by force of and by relation to the estate and seisin originally vested in the person seised to the uses; and the continued existence in him or elsewhere of any seisin to uses or scintilla juris shall not be deemed necessary for the support of or to give effect to future or contingent or executory uses, nor shall any such seisin to uses or scintilla juris be deemed to be suspended, or to remain or to subsist in him or elsewhere. S.8 amends s.24 of 1859 c.35 (22 & 23 Vict.). Ss.914 rep. by 1867 c.44 s.52 sch.A; 1889 c.32 s.8 sch.; SLR 1892; 1893 c.53 s.51 sch.; 1958 c.10 (NI) s.75 sch.; 1978 c.23 s.122(2) sch.7 Pt.I LAW OF PROPERTY AMENDMENT ACT 1860 - SECT 15 Extent of Act. 15. This Act is not ..., except clause six and the subsequent clauses, to extend to Ireland.