Crisp's Enabling Act of 1887 50 Vic (NSW)

50° VIC. 1887.

Crisp's Enabling.

Case's Esasuxe. A) Act to empower the administratrix and

Preamble.

administrators of the estate of the late Amos Crisp the elder to manage and carry on the station properties of the said Amos Crisp the elder deceased with power to purchase and improve lands and pur- chase stock and for such purposes to borrow money by mortgage of such lands and stock and all other the lands and stock of and belonging to the said estate such powers to be exercised until the coming of age of the youngest child of the said Amos Crisp the elder deceased. [18th

May, 1887. |

HEREAS Amos Crisp the elder late of Jimenbuen near Cooma in the district of Monaro in the Colony of New South Wales grazier deceased died on or about the fourth day of July one thousand eight hundred and cighty-one intestate being seised of certain lands situated in Cooma aforesaid and certain freehold and conditionally pur- chased lands situated on the Jimenbuen and Ironmongie stations or runs in the district of Monaro aforesaid and possessed of the said stations or runs called Jimenbuen and Ironmongie Minor as pastoral tenant of the Crown and of the stock depasturing thereon and leaving him surviving his widow Elizabeth Crisp and his children Amos Crisp and John Crisp Elizabeth Ann Woodhouse the wife of Charles Woodhouse Frances Mary Crawford the wife of Robert Crawford Sarah Maria O' Hare widow Eliza Jane Crisp William Crisp David Crisp Edward Crisp Charles Crisp George Crisp and Grace Susan Crisp being the only persons entitled to share in the distribution of his estate And whereas letters of adminis- tration of the lands estate and effects of the said Amos Crisp the elder deceased were on the first day of November one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales in its ecclesiastical jurisdiction to the said Elizabeth Crisp Amos Crisp and John Crisp the widow and two eldest sons of the said deceased And whereas at the time of his death the said Amos Crisp the elder deceased was indebted to the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney in the sum of nine thousand nine hundred and thirty pounds one shilling and twopence secured by mortgages over certain of his lands stations and stock And whereas the said Eliza Jane Crisp deceased died on or about the twentieth day of March one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four intestate and without having marricd And whereas the said Grace Susan Crisp the youngest child of the said Amos Crisp deceased will not attain the age of twenty-one years until the twentieth day of December one thousand eight hundred and _ninety-three And whereas on the eighteenth day of December one thousand eight hundred and cighty- four on the application of the said Elizabeth Crisp Amos Crisp and John Crisp it was by the Supreme Court of New South Wales in its ecclesiastical jurisdiction ordered that the said Elizabeth Crisp Amos Crisp and John Crisp should have full power to sell and convey the real estate of the said Amos Crisp the elder deceased and