National Health Service Reorganisation Act 1973 (repealed 28.6.1995)
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Change 1
30 Endowments: supplementary provisions.
(1) Where by section 24, 25 or 26 of this Act, or by an order under any of those sections, property is transferred to two or more authorities, it shall be apportioned by them in such proportions as they may agree or as may in default of agreement be determined by the Secretary of State: Provided that where the property is transferred pursuant to an order, the order may provide for the way in which the property is to be apportioned. (2) Where property is so apportioned, the Secretary of State may by order make any consequential amendments of the trust instrument relating to the property. (3) In sections 21 to 29 of this Act, unless the context otherwise requires— “Health Authority” means a Regional or Area Health Authority or a special health authority; and “University Hospital Management Committee” means a Hospital Management Committee of a hospital or group of hospitals designated as a university hospital under section 5(1) of the Health Services and Public Health Act 1968. (4) any provision in the said sections for the transfer of any property includes provision for the transfer of any rights and liabilities arising from that property. (5) Nothing in the said sections shall affect any power of Her Majesty, the court (as defined in the Charities Act 1993) or any other person to alter the trusts of any charity.
30 Endowments: supplementary provisions.
(1) Where by section 24, 25 or 26 of this Act, or by an order under any of those sections, property is transferred to two or more authorities, it shall be apportioned by them in such proportions as they may agree or as may in default of agreement be determined by the Secretary of State: Provided that where the property is transferred pursuant to an order, the order may provide for the way in which the property is to be apportioned. (2) Where property is so apportioned, the Secretary of State may by order make any consequential amendments of the trust instrument relating to the property. (3) In sections 21 to 29 of this Act, unless the context otherwise requires— “Health Authority” means a Regional or Area Health Authority or a special health authority; and “University Hospital Management Committee” means a Hospital Management Committee of a hospital or group of hospitals designated as a university hospital under section 5(1) of the Health Services and Public Health Act 1968. (4) any provision in the said sections for the transfer of any property includes provision for the transfer of any rights and liabilities arising from that property. (5) Nothing in the said sections shall affect any power of Her Majesty, the court (as defined in the Charities Act 1993) or any other person to alter the trusts of any charity.
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