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Revenue, Friendly Societies, and National Debt Act 1882

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18 Adjustment of account as regards accumulations of fractions of a penny on the dividends of the National Debt

The Registrar of Government Stock shall from time to time, when required by the Treasury, certify to the Treasury the amount in his hands arising from fractions of a penny not paid on account of dividends on the national debt, and the Treasury may by warrant direct the Registrar of Government Stock to repay the same to the National Loans Fund.

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18 Adjustment of account as regards accumulations of fractions of a penny on the dividends of the National Debt

The Registrar of Government Stock shall from time to time, when required by the Treasury, certify to the Treasury the amount in his hands arising from fractions of a penny not paid on account of dividends on the national debt, and the Treasury may by warrant direct the Registrar of Government Stock to repay the same to the National Loans Fund.

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