8 Mode and costs of conveyance, and saving of rights of personal representative and equitable charges
Settled Land Act 1925 (1925 c 18) | Legislation

8  Mode and costs of conveyance, and saving of rights of personal representative and equitable charges

(1)     A conveyance by personal representatives under either of the last two preceding sections may be made by an assent in writing signed by them which shall operate as a conveyance.

(2)     Every conveyance under either of the last two preceding sections shall be made at the cost of the trust estate.

(3)     The obligations to convey settled land imposed by the last two preceding sections are subject and without prejudice—

(a)     where the settlement is created by a will, to the rights

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