Western Australian Repealed Acts

This legislation has been repealed.

TRUSTEE ORDINANCE 1854

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

           Preamble
           Long Title

   2.      Definitions of terms  
   3.      Court may make vesting order for infant or lunatic  
   4.      Do, for receiving interest  
   5.      When the representative of deceased holder of stock is a lunatic  
   6.      If out of jurisdiction  
   7.      If neglect or refuse twenty-eight days after order  
   8.      When one or two jointly entitled persons cannot be found  
   9.      Order of Civil Court vesting  
   10.     And an indemnity  
   11.     Persons in whose right vested, is compellable  
   12.     And may sue  
   13.     If out of jurisdiction, Court may dispose as effectually as if he had executed  
   14.     Same if one of two jointly entitled, cannot be found  
   15.     Doubtful which of two or more persons were the survivors  
   16.     Court’s order to operate a conveyance  
   17.     Same with intestate  
   18.     When demand on trustee  
   19.     Trustee convicted of indictable offence  
   20.     When new trustee wanted Court may act  
   21.     Same powers  
   22.     Court’s order to operate a conveyance  
   23.     Transfer of stock and receiving dividends  
   24.     No further than original appointment of new trustees  
   25.     Deed mortgagee  
   26.     May appoint officer of company  
   27.     Court may discharge the contingent right of an unborn person  
   28.     Declare parties to suits to be trustees  
   29.     Any person beneficially interested may have order  
   30.     Petition and affidavit  
   31.     Stand over evidence  
   32.     Dismiss  
   33.     Make order  
   34.     Order to be conclusive evidence  
   35.     Absolute decree when party cannot be found  
   36.     Costs and expenses  
   37.     Commission de lunatico  
   38.     Postpone case  
   39.     Citation  
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