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Administration of Justice Act 1982

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43 Provision for making good defaults.

If the Lord Chancellor, whether on a recommendation made to him by any person interested or not, certifies— (a) that the Accountant General; or (b) that the manager of a common investment fund, has been guilty of any default with respect to any money, securities and effects for which he is responsible under this Part of this Act, such sum as may be certified by the Lord Chancellor to be necessary for making good the default shall be paid out of moneys provided by Parliament or, if and so far as it is not so paid, shall be charged on and issued out of the Consolidated Fund.

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43 Provision for making good defaults.

If the Lord Chancellor, whether on a recommendation made to him by any person interested or not, certifies— (a) that the Accountant General; or (b) that the manager of a common investment fund, has been guilty of any default with respect to any money, securities and effects for which he is responsible under this Part of this Act, such sum as may be certified by the Lord Chancellor to be necessary for making good the default shall be paid out of moneys provided by Parliament or, if and so far as it is not so paid, shall be charged on and issued out of the Consolidated Fund.

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