English Industrial Estates Corporation Act 1981 (Repealed 1.4.1994)
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6 Receipts and expenditure.
(1) All receipts of the Corporation other than— (a) receipts determined by the Corporation in accordance with any directions under section 2(4) above to be required to be retained for meeting any of its expenses and (b) receipts consisting of sums borrowed under section 13 of the Industry Act 1980 or section 4 above, shall be paid over to the Secretary of State. (2) The expenses of the Corporation incurred in the exercise of its functions under this Act, . . . , shall, except in so far as they are met out of the receipts of the Corporation, be defrayed by the Secretary of State.
6 Receipts and expenditure.
(1) All receipts of the Corporation other than— (a) receipts determined by the Corporation in accordance with any directions under section 2(4) above to be required to be retained for meeting any of its expenses and (b) receipts consisting of sums borrowed under section 13 of the Industry Act 1980 or section 4 above, shall be paid over to the Secretary of State. (2) The expenses of the Corporation incurred in the exercise of its functions under this Act, . . . , shall, except in so far as they are met out of the receipts of the Corporation, be defrayed by the Secretary of State.
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