Commonwealth Institute Act 1958 (Repealed)
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4 Surrender of Trustees’ interest in Imperial Institute Building.
The Trustees shall, at such times as the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs requires, surrender to the Secretary of State for the Environment their interest in such portions of the Imperial Institute Building as are specified in the requisition, and accordingly references in the principal Act to that building shall be construed as references to as much thereof as the Trustees have for the time being an interest in.
4 Surrender of Trustees’ interest in Imperial Institute Building.
The Trustees shall, at such times as the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs requires, surrender to the Secretary of State for the Environment their interest in such portions of the Imperial Institute Building as are specified in the requisition, and accordingly references in the principal Act to that building shall be construed as references to as much thereof as the Trustees have for the time being an interest in.
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