2 Landlords empowered to convey land to be used as sites for schools, etc
School Sites Act 1841 (1841 c 38) | Legislation

2  Landlords empowered to convey land to be used as sites for schools, etc

. . . Any person, being seised in fee simple, fee tail, or for life, of and in any manor or lands of freehold, copyhold, or customary tenure, and having the beneficial interest therein, . . . may grant, convey, or enfranchise by way of gift, sale, or exchange, in fee simple

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