Section VI Leases, Grants, &c. made since the said Judgment, good; and the Mayor, &c. to have the Benefit thereof.

Provided alsoe and bee it enacted by the authoritie aforesaid That all Leases and Grants of any of the Lands Tenements Hereditaments and other things before the time of the said Judgement given belonging to the said Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens and usually leased or granted by them made since the time of the said Judgment given by the said late King Charles the Second or King James the Second or by any person or persons takeing upon them to be Trustees for the said City for the preservation or maintenance of the Government or publick Offices of the said City by or upon pretence of any Grant or Commission by their said late Majesties King Charles the Second and King James the Second or either of them such Grants and Leases being made for just good and valuable considerations and whereupon the old accustomed yearely Rent or more hath beene reserved payable into the Chamber or Bridgehouse or any of the Hospitalls of the said City shall be as good and valid for the Terms and under the Rents Payments Provisoes Conditions Covenants and Agreements therein respectively contained against the Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the said City and their Successors as if the same had beene made by the Mayor and Com[m]onaltie and Citizens of the said City under their Common Seale and the said Judgment had never beene given and not otherwise And the said Mayor and Commonaltie and Citizens and their Successors shall have the benefit and advantage of all Rents Reservations Payments Conditions Covenants Clauses and Agreements in every such Grant or Lease contained and the like Remedy for Non-payment Breach or Nonobservance thereof as if the said Grants or Leases had beene made by the said Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens and the said Rents Payments Conditions Covenants Clauses and Agreements had beene made payable reserved covenanted or agreed to and with the said Mayor and Commonaltie and Citizens