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51.—(1) For the purposes of these Regulations, a nomination is revoked—
(a)on the death of the nominee, or where there is more than one nominee, of all the nominees, in the lifetime of the nominator;
(b)so far as it relates to the interest of a nominee where there are two or more nominees, on the death of that nominee in the lifetime of the nominator (unless the interest of that nominee is disposed of by the nomination);
(c)on the marriage of or formation of a civil partnership by the nominator;
(d)by written notice of revocation given in accordance with this regulation;
(e)if a subsequent nomination was made before 1st May 1981 by the same nominator, to the extent that subsequent nomination disposes of either the whole or part of the nominator’s interests that were disposed of by the earlier nomination,
but a nomination cannot be revoked by any other act, event or means.
(2) A notice of revocation of a nomination must—
(a)be signed by the nominator in the presence of a witness, who must attest the signature of the nominator; and
(b)be sent to the Director of Savings during the lifetime of the nominator,
without which it shall be of no effect.
(3) Despite a nomination having been revoked by the marriage of, or formation of a civil partnership by, the nominator, any payment or transfer which—
(a)is made or registered by the Director of Savings before the marriage or civil partnership is notified to the Director of Savings; and
(b)would otherwise have been lawful had the nomination not been revoked,
shall, subject to regulation 44 (saving for rights of third parties), be as valid as if the nomination had not been revoked.
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