Harbours Act 1964
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Change 1
17C Harbour closure orders: property etc
(1) A closure order may include provision for the transfer of property, rights and liabilities of the harbour authority. (2) In particular, a closure order may include provision— (a) transferring things that would otherwise not be capable of being transferred; (b) creating interests, rights or liabilities in relation to things transferred or in connection with a transfer; (c) for enforcement of rights or liabilities (whether transferred or created by the order); (d) about the transfer of rights and liabilities in relation to employment (including provision for deemed continuity); (e) about pension schemes (including provision for amending schemes, winding them up, transferring their administration, and saving rights existing before a transfer takes effect); (f) terminating appointments; (g) for compensation for loss of employment (or office). (3) A closure order may include provision— (a) extinguishing liabilities to the Secretary of State; (b) about the winding up of the harbour authority's affairs; (c) about the winding up of any company wholly owned by the harbour authority; (d) about the dissolution of the harbour authority. (4) A provision of a closure order transferring property, rights or liabilities may— (a) make the transfer subject to a condition (such as the grant of an interest in favour of a third party), and (b) include provision about the effect of failure to comply with the condition. (5) Provision under this section may confer a function on the Secretary of State.
17C Harbour closure orders: property etc
(1) A closure order may include provision for the transfer of property, rights and liabilities of the harbour authority. (2) In particular, a closure order may include provision— (a) transferring things that would otherwise not be capable of being transferred; (b) creating interests, rights or liabilities in relation to things transferred or in connection with a transfer; (c) for enforcement of rights or liabilities (whether transferred or created by the order); (d) about the transfer of rights and liabilities in relation to employment (including provision for deemed continuity); (e) about pension schemes (including provision for amending schemes, winding them up, transferring their administration, and saving rights existing before a transfer takes effect); (f) terminating appointments; (g) for compensation for loss of employment (or office). (3) A closure order may include provision— (a) extinguishing liabilities to the Secretary of State; (b) about the winding up of the harbour authority's affairs; (c) about the winding up of any company wholly owned by the harbour authority; (d) about the dissolution of the harbour authority. (4) A provision of a closure order transferring property, rights or liabilities may— (a) make the transfer subject to a condition (such as the grant of an interest in favour of a third party), and (b) include provision about the effect of failure to comply with the condition. (5) Provision under this section may confer a function on the Secretary of State.
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