Administration of Estates (Small Payments) Act (Northern Ireland) 1967

SCHEDULES

Section 1.

SCHEDULE 1 N.I. TRANSFERRED PROVISIONS AUTHORISING DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY ON DEATH WITHOUT REPRESENTATION

PART I N.I. ACTS

Session or Year and Chapter	Short Title	Provision amended by section 1
F1 ...	...	...
F2 ...	...	...
56 & 57 Vict. c.39	The Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1893.	Section 27.
…F3	…	…
14 & 15 Geo.5. c.liv.	The London Midland and Scottish Railway Act 1924.	Section 61(11).
…F4	…	…

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F1 1986 C. 53

F2 1992 NI 5

F3 1970 c.31 (NI)

F4 1972 NI 10

PART II N.I. ENABLING ACTS

Year and Chapter	Short Title	Provision amended by section 1
…F5	…	…
1950, c.10.	The Local Government (Superannuation) Act (Northern Ireland 1950.	Section 2(1)(hi).

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F5 1971 c.1 (NI)

PART III N.I. INSTRUMENTS

Year and Number	Title	Provision amended by section 1
1923, No. 29.	The Royal Ulster Constabulary Pensions Order 1923.	Article 17(3).|
1924, No. 109.	The Ulster Special Constabulary Pensions Order 1924.	Article 16(3).
1949, No. 211.	The Royal Ulster Constabulary Pensions Order 1949.	Paragraph 47(2) of the Schedule.
1950, No. 97.	The Ulster Special Constabulary Pensions Regulations 1950.	Regulation 49(2).
1955, No. 181.	The Fire Services (Fire Officers and Firemen) Pensions Order (Northern Ireland) 1955.	Paragraph 47(2) of the Schedule
1955, No. 182.	The Fire Services (Part-time Fire Officers and Firemen) Pensions Order (Northern Ireland) 1955.	Regulation 49(2) of the Schedule
F6 ...	F7 ...	F8 ...
1962, No. 210.	The Local Government (Superannuation) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1962.	Regulation 46.
1962, No. 237.	The Health Services (Superannuation) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1962.	Regulation 46.
1964, No. 57.	The Ulster Transport Authority Salaried Staff Superannuation Regulations 1964.	Rule 25(3) of the Schedule

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F6 2004 NI 22

F7 2004 NI 22

F8 2004 NI 22

Section 2.

SCHEDULE 2 N.I. TRANSFERRED PROVISIONS AUTHORISING DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY ON DEATH BY NOMINATION

Session and Chapter	Short Title	Provision amended by section 2
F9 ...	...	...
56 & 57 Vict. c.39.	The Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1893.	Section 25(1).
…F10	…	…

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F9 1992 NI 5

F10 1970 c.31 (NI)

N.I.

Schedule 3 — Amendments

N.I.

Schedule 4 — Repeals