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Statutory Instrument 2000 No. 3171The Parsonages Measure Rules 2000(The document as of February, 2008) STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS2000 No. 3171ECCLESIASTICAL LAW, ENGLANDThe Parsonages Measure Rules 2000
In pursuance of section 15 of the Parsonages Measure 1938[1] as amended by the Patronage (Benefices) Measure 1986[2] and the Church of England (Miscellaneous Provisions) Measure 2000[3], the Church Commissioners make the following Rules: - Registered patron subject to incapacity 1.Where a registered patron is subject to the management and administration of a guardian, trustee, committee or receiver, any notice given under the Measure to the registered patron shall be given to such guardian, trustee, committee or receiver, who shall, for the purposes of the Measure and of these Rules, be deemed to be the registered patron in place of the registered patron subject to the incapacity. Office as registered patron 2.Where an office is a registered patron, the person who is for the time being the holder of that office shall be the registered patron for the purposes of the Measure and of these Rules. Deceased registered patron 3.If a registered patron has died and the person to whom the right of patronage is to be transferred is not yet registered as patron of the benefice, any notice given under the Measure shall be given to the personal representatives of the deceased registered patron, who shall, for the purposes of the Measure and of these Rules, be deemed to be the registered patron in place of the deceased registered patron. Registered patron's donee by power of attorney 4.If a registered patron has, by instrument creating a power of attorney, conferred on the donee of the power authority to discharge on the registered patron's behalf all the functions of a patron of the benefice concerned, such donee shall, for the purposes of the Measure and of these Rules, be deemed to be the registered patron in place of the registered patron. Determination of registered patron in case of dispute 5.The diocesan registrar of the diocese in which the benefice concerned is situated shall determine any dispute as to who is deemed under the foregoing Rules to be the registered patron for the purposes of the Measure and of these Rules, and such determination shall be final and conclusive. Where the registered patron cannot be found or where it is impracticable to serve notice on the registered patron personally 6.In any case where the diocesan registrar of the diocese in which the benefice is situated is satisfied that a registered patron cannot be found:
(b) the diocesan registrar shall (in any other case) direct that the Diocesan Board of Patronage for the diocese concerned shall represent the missing registered patron for the purposes of the Measure and of these Rules. Notices
(b) A notice given by the Board under section 7 of the Measure shall be in Form 2 set out in the Schedule to these Rules. (c) A notice or other document required or authorised by the Measure to be served on, sent or given to a person may be served, sent or given by delivering it to such person, or by leaving it at such person's proper address, or by post. (d) The proper address of the person on or to whom any such notice or other document is required or authorised to be sent, served or given shall be that person's last known address, except that:
(ii) in the case of the secretary or clerk of an unincorporated body or partner of a firm, it shall be that of the principal office of the body or firm; and (iii) in the case of a Parochial Church Council it shall be the address of the secretary or acting secretary or, in the absence of such person, the address of such other member as may be deemed appropriate by the Board. (e) If any question arises as to the person on or to whom, or the manner in which any notice or other document is to be served, sent or given under the Measure or under these Rules, the diocesan registrar may decide the question and his or her decision shall, for the purposes of the Measure or of these Rules be final and conclusive. Prescribed time for objections to proposals
the headings are for ease of reference only and are not part of the Rules themselves.
(b) The Parsonages Measure Rules 1938 are hereby revoked.
Form 1 Section 3(1) of the Parsonages Measure 1938, as amended Notice to a registered patron and Parochial Church Council and (where there is no Parochial Church Council) churchwardens BENEFICE: DIOCESE: Either: I, as the Incumbent of this Benefice, hereby give notice under section 3(1) of the Parsonages Measure 1938, as amended, of my intention to [sell] [pull down] [exchange] [build] [purchase] [improve] the following property: Or: I, as the Bishop of the Diocese, acting in a vacancy of this Benefice, hereby give notice under section 3(1) of the Parsonages Measure 1938, as amended, of my intention to [sell] [pull down] [exchange] [build] [purchase] [divide] [enlarge] [improve] the following property: Written notice of any objection to the proposal should be sent to the Secretary to the Diocesan Parsonages Board at [insert address] before [insert date, allowing at least 21 days commencing the working day after the date of this notice] Name (please print) Capacity Signature Date This notice is being sent to: [insert names and other details as required] 1.All registered patrons of the Benefice:
(ii) (iii) 2.The Secretaries to all the Parochial Church Councils of parishes within the area of the Benefice.
Parish (ii) Name; of PCC Secretary Parish (iii) Name of PCC Secretary Parish And where there is no Parochial Church Council in any one or more of the parishes within the area of the Benefice, the churchwardens of any such parish without a Parochial Church Council: Parish;
Parish (ii) Name of churchwarden Parish (iii) Name of PCC Secretary Parish Form 2 Capacity Signature Date This notice is being sent to: [insert names and other details as required] All registered patrons of the Benefice:
(ii) (iii) The Secretaries to all the Parochial Church Councils of parishes within the area of the Benefice
Parish (v) Name of PCC Secretary Parish (vi) Name of PCC Secretary Parish And; where there is no Parochial Church Council in any one or more of the parishes within the area of the Benefice, the churchwardens of any such parish without a Parochial Church Council: (iv) Name of churchwarden Parish (v) Name of churchwarden Parish (vi) Name of churchwarden Parish And to The Secretary, Church Commissioners for England (This note is not part of the Rules) The Rules are made under the Parsonages Measure 1938 ("the Measure") and are required to take account of the changes made by the Church of England (Miscellaneous Provisions) Measure 2000. The Rules make provision where the registered patron is incapacitated or under disability and, where objections to proposals are received, requires the relevant Board to pass the objections to the Church Commissioners for consideration. There is also a provision for a shortened procedure and a requirement that the Board shall have regard to the Commissioners' advice in connection with the procedures under the Measure. Notes: [1] 1 and 2 Geo 6 No. 3.back [2] 1986 No. 3.back [3] 2000 No. 1.back [4] 1972 No. 2.back ISBN 0 11 018876 4 -- Back --
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