Western Australian Consolidated Acts

ESCHEAT AND FORFEITURE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY (1834) (IMP)

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

           Preamble

   [1.]    Estates and matters to which this Act extends: construction of terms  
   2.      If trustee or mortgagee of any land die without an heir the Court of Chancery may appoint a person to convey  
   3.      Lands, etc., vested in any trustee shall not be escheated by reason of the attainder or conviction of such trustee  
   4.      To whom and to what cases the provisions of this Act shall extend  
   5.      This Act not to prevent the escheat of any beneficial interest  
   6.      Where any person possessing lands, etc., as a trustee shall have died without heirs, or have been convicted, before the passing of this Act, the lands, etc., shall become subject to the control of the Court of Chancery  
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