LOAN (INCOME EQUALIZATION DEPOSITS) ACT 1976 (REPEALED)

***** Repealed 22 February 2005 *****

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The Loan (Income Equalization Deposits) Act 1976 repealed by No 8 of 2005, s 2 and Sch 3 item 1, effective 22 February 2005.

PART III - REPAYMENT OF DEPOSITS

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SECTION 20   REPAYMENT WHERE DEATH OR BANKRUPTCY  

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20(1)  [Declaration by authorized person]  

Where the authorized person is satisfied that:

(a)  a person who has made a deposit otherwise than in the capacity of a trustee; or

(b)  a beneficiary on whose behalf a deposit has been made by a trustee;

has died or has become bankrupt, the authorized person shall, subject to subsection (2), by writing under his hand, declare that the deposit is repayable and, upon the making of the declaration, the deposit becomes repayable.

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S 20(1) amended by No 56 of 1989.

20(2)  [When no declaration must be made]  

The authorized person must not make the declaration while a request under section 16 is pending, if a request has been duly made under section 15A, 17 or 18A or if a declaration has been made under section 19, in respect of the deposit.

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S 20(2) amended by No 238 of 1992. S 20(2) substituted for s 20(2) and (3) by No 56 of 1989.

20(3)  (Omitted by No 56 of 1989)

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Former s 20(3) amended by No 173 of 1984.

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