Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992
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Change 1
130 Restriction on enforcement of awards against certain property.
(1) Where in any proceedings an amount is awarded by way of damages, costs or expenses— (a) against an employers’ association, (b) against trustees in whom property is vested in trust for an employers’ association, in their capacity as such (and otherwise than in respect of a breach of trust on their part), or (c) against members or officials of an employers’ association on behalf of themselves and all of the members of the association, no part of that amount is recoverable by enforcement against any protected property. (2) The following is protected property— (a) property belonging to the trustees otherwise than in their capacity as such; (b) property belonging to any member of the association otherwise than jointly or in common with the other members; (c) property belonging to an official of the association who is neither a member nor a trustee.
130 Restriction on enforcement of awards against certain property.
(1) Where in any proceedings an amount is awarded by way of damages, costs or expenses— (a) against an employers’ association, (b) against trustees in whom property is vested in trust for an employers’ association, in their capacity as such (and otherwise than in respect of a breach of trust on their part), or (c) against members or officials of an employers’ association on behalf of themselves and all of the members of the association, no part of that amount is recoverable by enforcement against any protected property. (2) The following is protected property— (a) property belonging to the trustees otherwise than in their capacity as such; (b) property belonging to any member of the association otherwise than jointly or in common with the other members; (c) property belonging to an official of the association who is neither a member nor a trustee.
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