Note 358 — Chapter IX
Reading edition
Re Monk: Wayman v. Monk (1887) 35 Ch. D. 538. Consequently if on an incumbent's death the benefice is under sequestration, the sequestrator is not liable for the dilapidations; Jones v. Dangerfield (1875) 1 Ch. 438. On an exchange, the claim for dilapidations may be waived on both sides, with a view to their falling, in the case of each benefice, on the incoming instead of on the outgoing incumbent; Wright v. Davies (1876) 1 C. P. D. 638.