Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992
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129 Property of unincorporated employers’ associations, &c.
(1) The following provisions of Chapter II of Part I of this Act apply to an unincorporated employers’ association as in relation to a trade union— (a) section 12(1) and (2) (property to be vested in trustees), (b) section 13 (vesting of property in new trustees), and (c) section 14 (transfer of securities held in trust for trade union). (2) In sections 13 and 14 as they apply by virtue of subsection (1) the reference to entry in the list of trade unions shall be construed as a reference to entry in the list of employers’ associations. (3) Section 19 (application of certain provisions relating to . . . friendly societies) applies to any employers’ association as in relation to a trade union.
129 Property of unincorporated employers’ associations, &c.
(1) The following provisions of Chapter II of Part I of this Act apply to an unincorporated employers’ association as in relation to a trade union— (a) section 12(1) and (2) (property to be vested in trustees), (b) section 13 (vesting of property in new trustees), and (c) section 14 (transfer of securities held in trust for trade union). (2) In sections 13 and 14 as they apply by virtue of subsection (1) the reference to entry in the list of trade unions shall be construed as a reference to entry in the list of employers’ associations. (3) Section 19 (application of certain provisions relating to . . . friendly societies) applies to any employers’ association as in relation to a trade union.
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