Public Trustee (General Deposit Fund) Act 1939
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Change 1
1 Continuation of general deposit fund and legalisation of past dealings of the public trustee therewith.
(1) The said dealings by the public trustee with the trust moneys aforesaid shall be deemed always to have been lawful. (2) The public trustee shall pay into the Exchequer the said sum of one hundred and seventeen thousand, five hundred and sixty-nine pounds, eighteen shillings and ten pence, together with the interest accrued to him thereon, and no claim shall be made by any person to any part of the said sum or of the interest thereon. (3) The public trustee may continue— (a) to maintain the said general fund and to include therein such trust moneys as he thinks fit, being moneys awaiting investment or distribution; and (b) to deal with that fund, and the interest received by him thereon, in the manner in which the said fund and the interest received by him thereon have been dealt with by him since the beginning of August nineteen hundred and thirty-six, but not otherwise.
1 Continuation of general deposit fund and legalisation of past dealings of the public trustee therewith.
(1) The said dealings by the public trustee with the trust moneys aforesaid shall be deemed always to have been lawful. (2) The public trustee shall pay into the Exchequer the said sum of one hundred and seventeen thousand, five hundred and sixty-nine pounds, eighteen shillings and ten pence, together with the interest accrued to him thereon, and no claim shall be made by any person to any part of the said sum or of the interest thereon. (3) The public trustee may continue— (a) to maintain the said general fund and to include therein such trust moneys as he thinks fit, being moneys awaiting investment or distribution; and (b) to deal with that fund, and the interest received by him thereon, in the manner in which the said fund and the interest received by him thereon have been dealt with by him since the beginning of August nineteen hundred and thirty-six, but not otherwise.
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