Ordnance Factories and Military Services Act 1984
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2 Property, rights and liabilities.
(1) Any property, right or liability falls within this section if both of the following conditions are fulfilled in relation to it:— (a) a Minister of the Crown was entitled or subject to the property, right or liability immediately before the appointed day or, in the case of copyright, Her Majesty was then entitled to it, and (b) the property, right or liability then subsisted for the purposes of or in connection with, or was then otherwise attributable (wholly or partly) to, the operations of the Crown service known as the Royal Ordnance Factories. (2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1)(b), any property, right or liability shall be taken to fulfil the condition there mentioned if— (a) immediately before the appointed day the property, right or liability was appropriated as an asset or liability of the fund established in respect of the Royal Ordnance Factories under the Government Trading Funds Act 1973, or (b) the Secretary of State certifies in a written document on that day that after consulting the Treasury it appears to him that the condition was fulfilled immediately before that day in relation to any property, right or liability specified or described in or determined in accordance with the document. (3) In this section “appointed day”, in relation to any property, right or liability, means the day on which the scheme providing for its transfer comes into force.
2 Property, rights and liabilities.
(1) Any property, right or liability falls within this section if both of the following conditions are fulfilled in relation to it:— (a) a Minister of the Crown was entitled or subject to the property, right or liability immediately before the appointed day or, in the case of copyright, Her Majesty was then entitled to it, and (b) the property, right or liability then subsisted for the purposes of or in connection with, or was then otherwise attributable (wholly or partly) to, the operations of the Crown service known as the Royal Ordnance Factories. (2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1)(b), any property, right or liability shall be taken to fulfil the condition there mentioned if— (a) immediately before the appointed day the property, right or liability was appropriated as an asset or liability of the fund established in respect of the Royal Ordnance Factories under the Government Trading Funds Act 1973, or (b) the Secretary of State certifies in a written document on that day that after consulting the Treasury it appears to him that the condition was fulfilled immediately before that day in relation to any property, right or liability specified or described in or determined in accordance with the document. (3) In this section “appointed day”, in relation to any property, right or liability, means the day on which the scheme providing for its transfer comes into force.
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