# The Corn Rent Annuities (Apportionment and Redemption) Rules 1951, Article 5


For the purposes of any proceedings for, or relating to, the redemption of a corn rent annuity, the Commission may accept as sufficient evidence of the title to the annuity a statutory declaration by the person in receipt of the annuity or his solicitor, stating—
(i) the nature and extent of such person's estate and interest in the annuity;
(ii) the date and short particulars of the instrument under which his estate or interest is derived;
(iii) the names and addresses of the trustees, if any, under such instrument; and
(iv) whether there are any other interests affecting the annuity and, if so, the nature of them and how they arise:
Provided that the Commission if they deem it expedient may accept a statement in writing by some person in lieu of such a statutory declaration.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1951/1535/article/5 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/corn-rent-annuities-apportionment-and-redemption-rules-1951/article-5
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