Also, If any dispute or difference arises between the Parties interested in the inclosure ‘touching or concerning the respective Shares, Rights, and Interests which they or any of them shall claim’ in the land to be inclosed, ‘or touching and concerning the respective Shares and Proportions’ which they ought to have, the Commissioners have power to examine and determine the same; their determination to be ‘final, binding and conclusive upon and to all Parties.’ Commissioners can on request of person who wins his point assess costs on person who loses it, and ultimately distrain on his goods.
Exception.—Commissioners to have no jurisdiction about Titles.
Tithe owners are to send in their claims with all particulars. Commissioners’ determination to be final ‘(if the Parties in Dispute think proper and agree thereto)’; but not to affect power to try titles at law.
System of Division—Special Provisions:
Lord of the Manor.—(1) The Bishop of Bristol is Lord of the Manor of Ashelworth (except ‘A’ and ‘B’), and Charles Hayward is his lessee. He is to have such part as Commissioners judge full compensation, to be ‘not less than ¹⁄₁₅’ of the Waste Land to be inclosed.
(2) Dean and Chapter of Westminster and also the Bishop of Bristol claim Right of Soil in ‘A,’ whichever establishes his claim to have not less than ¹⁄₁₅ of ‘A.’
(3) John Parker Esq., is Lord of Manor of ‘B’: to have not less than ¹⁄₁₅ of ‘B’.
Tithe Owners.—Allotment to be made from land about to be inclosed for all tithes on all land (including present inclosures), as follows:—
Not less in value than One Fifth of Arable Land. Not less in value than One Ninth of Meadow or Pasture Ground, Homesteads, Gardens, Orchards and Woodlands. Where Tithes only partially due, full equivalent to be given.
The Vicar of Ashelworth and the Rector of Hasfield can have their disputed rights to tithes of ‘B’ settled by Arbitration.