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Charities Act 2011

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312 “Transferor” and “transferee” etc. in s.310 and s.311

(1) In sections 310 and 311— (a) any reference to the transferor, in relation to a relevant charity merger, is a reference to the transferor (or one of the transferors) within the meaning of section 306, and (b) any reference to all of the transferor's property, where the transferor is a charity within section 306(2), is a reference to all of the transferor's unrestricted property (within the meaning of section 306(2)(a)). (2) In sections 310 and 311, any reference to the transferee, in relation to a relevant charity merger, is a reference to— (a) the transferee (within the meaning of section 306), if it is a company or other body corporate, and (b) otherwise, the charity trustees of the transferee (within the meaning of section 306).

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312 “Transferor” and “transferee” etc. in s.310 and s.311

(1) In sections 310 and 311— (a) any reference to the transferor, in relation to a relevant charity merger, is a reference to the transferor (or one of the transferors) within the meaning of section 306, and (b) any reference to all of the transferor's property, where the transferor is a charity within section 306(2), is a reference to all of the transferor's unrestricted property (within the meaning of section 306(2)(a)). (2) In sections 310 and 311, any reference to the transferee, in relation to a relevant charity merger, is a reference to— (a) the transferee (within the meaning of section 306), if it is a company or other body corporate, and (b) otherwise, the charity trustees of the transferee (within the meaning of section 306).

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