• Four Courts ( Dublin) Extension. pensation as aforesaid, the Party receiving such Monies shall give to the Commissioners a Receipt for the same, and such Receipt shall have the Effect of a Grant, Release, and Conveyance of all the Estate, Right, and Interest of such Party, and of all Parties claiming under or 5 through him, in the Lands in respect of which such Monies are paid, so as such Receipt shall have an ad valorem Stamp of the same Amount impressed thereon in respect of the Purchase Monies men- tioned in such Certificate as would have been necessary if such Receipt had been an actual Conveyance of such Estate, Right, or 10 Interest; and every such Receipt shall be prepared by and at the Costs of the Commissioners. XXVII. If it appear to the Commissioners from any such State- ment and Abstract as aforesaid, or otherwise, that the Party making any such Claim as aforesaid is not absolutely entitled to the Lands, 15 Estate, Right, or Interest in respect of which his Claim is made, or is under any Disability, or if the Title to such Lands, Estate, Right, or Interest be not satisfactorily deduced to the Commissioners free from Incumbrance, then and in every such Case the Amount to be paid by the Commissioners in respect of such Lands, Estate, Right, 20 or Interest, as aforesaid, shall be paid and applied as provided by the Clauses of " The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845," with respect to the Purchase Money or Compensation coming to Parties having limited Interests, or prevented from treating or not making Title. 25 XXVIII. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the Commissioners Commis- from requiring anv further Abstract or Evidence of Title respecting si0ners ™ a- y . n r s> require iur- any Lands included in such Award as aforesaid in addition to the ther Evi- Abstract or Statement herein- before mentioned, if they think fit, so as ^" jjg^ Q ^ the same be obtained at the Costs of the Commissioners. Costs. Payment of Monies where Par- ties making Claim deem- ed not en- titled, or are under Dis- ability, or Title not satisfactorily deduced. I 30 XXIX. Where the Party claiming Compensation or the Commis- sioners shall be dissatisfied with the Award made by the Valuator, as herein- before mentioned, it shall be lawful for such Party or the Commissioners respectively to have the Question of Compen- sation settled by Arbitration upon either Party signifying such Desire 35 by Notice in Writing to such other Party, and the Amount of Com- pensation so claimed shall in such Case be settled accordingly in the Manner provided in Sections Twenty- four to Thirty- seven, inclusive, of " The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845." If either Party dis- satisfied with Award of Valuator, Compensa- tion to be settled by Arbitration. [ 143.] B SCHE- H1