THE SETTLED LAND ACT 1925

Provisions applicable
where interest in settled
land is restored

Commentary
  (s 2(1) TLATA)

    22. -- (1) Where by a disentailing assurance settled land is expressed to be limited (whether subject or not to any estate, interests, charges or powers expressly created or conferred thereby) upon the trusts subsisting with respect thereto immediately before the exection of such disentailing assurance, or any of such trusts, then, for the purposes of this Act and otherwise, a person entitled to any estate or interest in the settled land under any such previously subsisting trust is entitled thereto after the execution of such disentailing assurance as of his former estate or interest.
 
     (2) Where by a resettlement of settled land any estate or interest therein is expressed to be limited to any person (whether subject or not to any estate, interest, charge or power expressly created or conferred by the resettlement) in restoration or confirmation of his estate or interest under a prior settlement, then, for the purposes of this Act and otherwise, that person is entitled to the estate or interest so restored or confirmed as of his former estate or interest, and in addition to the powers exercisable by him in respect of his former estate or interest, he is capable of exercising all such further powers as he could have exercised by virtue of the resettlement, if his estate or interest under the prior settlement had not been so restored or confirmed, but he had been entitled under the resettlement only.