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Welsh Church Act 1914

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Section 6.

THIRD SCHEDULE

PART IProperty which may be transferred by the Ecclesiastical, Commissioners to the Representative Body

Property vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners which has by them been before the passing of this Act annexed or appropriated to any ecclesiastical office or cathedral corporation in the Church in Wales by way of grant, or is the produce of, or is or has been derived from, property so annexed or appropriated and which is hot Welsh ecclesiastical property within the meaning of this Act.

PART IIProperty which may be transferred by Queen Anne's Bounty to the Representative Body

Property vested in Queen Anne's Bounty which has by them been before the passing of this Act annexed or appropriated to any ecclesiastical office or cathedral corporation in the Church in Wales by way of grant, or is the produce of, or is or has been derived from, property so annexed or appropriated, and which is not Welsh ecclesiastical property within the meaning of this Act.

PART IIIProperty a Perpetual Annuity of the Annual Value of which may be charged on the Common Fund of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners

(1)Charges on the common fund of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners made before the passing of this Act by way of grant for any ecclesiastical purpose in the Church in Wales, not being charges in respect o£ the property mentioned in Part I. of this Schedule and not being Welsh ecclesiastical property within the meaning of this Act.

(2)A sum equal to the difference between the aggregate annual amount of the sums mentioned in paragraph (2) of Part II. of the First Schedule to this Act, and the annual value of the property mentioned in paragraph (1) of Part I. of that Schedule.

PART IVLimit of Amount which may be granted in any Year by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the Representative Body

A sum equal to the average amount granted by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners out of the annual appropriations from the surplus income of their common fund during the seven years ended the thirty-first day of October nineteen hundred and eleven by way of augmentation or endowment of benefices or towards the stipends of assistant clergy in Wales or Monmouthshire.

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