Banking and Financial Dealings Act 1971
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SCHEDULE 1 Bank Holidays
1 The following are to be bank holidays in England and Wales:— Easter Monday. The last Monday in May. The last Monday in August. 26th December, if it be not a Sunday. 27th December in a year in which 25th or 26th December is a Sunday. 2 The following are to be bank holidays in Scotland:— New Year’s Day, if it be not a Sunday or, if it be a Sunday, 3rd January. 2nd January, if it be not a Sunday or, if it be a Sunday, 3rd January. Good Friday. The first Monday in May. The first Monday in August. 30th November, if it is not a Saturday or Sunday or, if it is a Saturday or Sunday, the first Monday following that day. Christmas Day, if it be not a Sunday or, if it be a Sunday, 26th December. 3 The following are to be bank holidays in Northern Ireland:— 17th March, if it be not a Sunday or, if it be a Sunday, 18th March. Easter Monday. The last Monday in May. The last Monday in August. 26th December, if it be not a Sunday. 27th December in a year in which 25th or 26th December is a Sunday.
SCHEDULE 1 Bank Holidays
1 The following are to be bank holidays in England and Wales:— Easter Monday. The last Monday in May. The last Monday in August. 26th December, if it be not a Sunday. 27th December in a year in which 25th or 26th December is a Sunday. 2 The following are to be bank holidays in Scotland:— New Year’s Day, if it be not a Sunday or, if it be a Sunday, 3rd January. 2nd January, if it be not a Sunday or, if it be a Sunday, 3rd January. Good Friday. The first Monday in May. The first Monday in August. 30th November, if it is not a Saturday or Sunday or, if it is a Saturday or Sunday, the first Monday following that day. Christmas Day, if it be not a Sunday or, if it be a Sunday, 26th December. 3 The following are to be bank holidays in Northern Ireland:— 17th March, if it be not a Sunday or, if it be a Sunday, 18th March. Easter Monday. The last Monday in May. The last Monday in August. 26th December, if it be not a Sunday. 27th December in a year in which 25th or 26th December is a Sunday.
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