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Payment of monies where parties making claims are not absolutely entitled, or are under disability, or title is not satisfactorily deduced. 18. If it appear to the company, from any such statement and abstract as aforesaid, or otherwise, that the party making any such claim as aforesaid is not absolutely entitled to the lands, estate, or interest, in respect of which his claim is made, or is under any disability, or if the title to such lands, estate, or interest be not satisfactorily deduced to the company, then and in every such case the amount to be paid by the company in respect of such lands, estate, or interest as aforesaid, shall be paid and applied as provided by the clauses of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, "with respect to the purchase money or compensation coming to parties having limited interests or prevented from treating, or not making title."
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