The Port of Tyne Harbour Revision Order 2026
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17 Borrowing
(1) The Authority, or a subsidiary of the Authority, may borrow, by any methods it sees fit, such sums of money as it thinks necessary for the purposes of the port undertaking. (2) A sum of money borrowed under paragraph (1) by the Authority, or any subsidiary of the Authority, may be borrowed upon the security of some or all of— (a) its assets; (b) its revenues; (c) a combination of its assets and revenues. (3) The Authority, or a subsidiary of the Authority, may effect such arrangements as it thinks fit to mitigate against any financial risk incurred in the exercise of its powers under paragraph (1).
17 Borrowing
(1) The Authority, or a subsidiary of the Authority, may borrow, by any methods it sees fit, such sums of money as it thinks necessary for the purposes of the port undertaking. (2) A sum of money borrowed under paragraph (1) by the Authority, or any subsidiary of the Authority, may be borrowed upon the security of some or all of— (a) its assets; (b) its revenues; (c) a combination of its assets and revenues. (3) The Authority, or a subsidiary of the Authority, may effect such arrangements as it thinks fit to mitigate against any financial risk incurred in the exercise of its powers under paragraph (1).
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