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QUEEN'S REMEMBRANCER ACT 1859

QUEEN'S REMEMBRANCER ACT 1859 - LONG TITLE

An Act to regulate the Office of Queen's Remembrancer, and to amend
the Practice and Procedure on the Revenue Side of the Court of
Exchequer.{1}
[13th August 1859]
Ss.1014 rep. by SLR 1893. S.15 rep. by SLR 1893; 1949 c.15 (NI)
s.16 sch.4 Pt.I; SL(R) 1978; 1978 c.23 s.122(2) sch.7 Pt.I

QUEEN'S REMEMBRANCER ACT 1859 - SECT 24
Provision for the recovery of a debt due to Her Majesty by record
in the Court of Exchequer in England, where the party liable
resides in Ireland.

24. For the recovery of any debt which by record in Her Majesty's
Court of Exchequer in England has become or shall become due to
Her Majesty, in any case where the person of the debtor, or the
estate or effects of such debtor, may be within the jurisdiction of
the Court of Exchequer in ... Ireland, a copy of the record of
such debt may be exemplified and transmitted, under the great seal
of the said Court of Exchequer in England, to such other of Her
Majesty's said Courts of Exchequer having jurisdiction in the place
where the person liable to payment of such debt happens to reside,
or where his estate or effects may be; and the Court to which
such exemplified copy is transmitted shall cause such copy to be
forthwith enrolled in the rolls of the said Court; and upon the
same being so enrolled, the said Court shall cause execution or
other process to issue for recovering or levying the said debt so
due to Her Majesty, according to the rules and practice of such
Court, in like manner in all respects as if such record had been
originally entered or filed in such Court, or the said debt had
originally accrued within the jurisdiction thereof; and the proceeds
of such debt, when so recovered, shall be accounted for and paid
over in the same manner as if the same had been recovered within
the jurisdiction of the Court in which such debt originally accrued.