The Chancery Receivers (Ireland) Act 1856
WHEREAS the levying of Charges upon Real Estate through the Medium of Receivers appointed by the Court of Chancery in Ireland is productive of Injury and Inconvenience, and is often attended with Expense wholly disproportionate to any Benefits derived therefrom and it is expedient to diminish the Necessity for appointing Receivers by giving to the Court increased Facilities for the Sale of Real Estate, and that the Court should in all Cases of Applications to appoint Receivers have Discretion...