Transport (Scotland) Act 1989
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5 Provisions supplementary to section 4.
(1) For the purpose of facilitating the eventual implementation of any disposal required in pursuance of the disposal programme, the Group may exercise their powers to form subsidiaries and to transfer property, rights and liabilities to subsidiaries, notwithstanding the provisions of any enactment which may be taken to limit the purposes for which those powers may be exercised. (2) The Group may also, for that purpose, make schemes for the transfer of any property, rights or liabilities between the Group and a wholly-owned subsidiary of theirs or between one such subsidiary and another. (3) A scheme under subsection (2) above shall not come into force until it has been approved by the Secretary of State or until such date as the Secretary of State may, in giving his approval, specify; and the Secretary of State may approve a scheme either without modifications or with such modifications as, after consultation with the Group, he thinks fit. (4) On the coming into force of a scheme under subsection (2) above the property, rights and liabilities affected by the scheme shall, subject to section 6 of this Act, be transferred and vest in accordance with the scheme.
5 Provisions supplementary to section 4.
(1) For the purpose of facilitating the eventual implementation of any disposal required in pursuance of the disposal programme, the Group may exercise their powers to form subsidiaries and to transfer property, rights and liabilities to subsidiaries, notwithstanding the provisions of any enactment which may be taken to limit the purposes for which those powers may be exercised. (2) The Group may also, for that purpose, make schemes for the transfer of any property, rights or liabilities between the Group and a wholly-owned subsidiary of theirs or between one such subsidiary and another. (3) A scheme under subsection (2) above shall not come into force until it has been approved by the Secretary of State or until such date as the Secretary of State may, in giving his approval, specify; and the Secretary of State may approve a scheme either without modifications or with such modifications as, after consultation with the Group, he thinks fit. (4) On the coming into force of a scheme under subsection (2) above the property, rights and liabilities affected by the scheme shall, subject to section 6 of this Act, be transferred and vest in accordance with the scheme.
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