8 [Transfer schemes: other property, rights and liabilities]
Academies Act 2010 (2010 c 32) | Legislation

8  [Transfer schemes: other property, rights and liabilities]

(1)     This section applies if—

(a)     an Academy order has effect in respect of a school, and

(b)     the school is to be converted into an Academy.

[(2)     The Secretary of State may make a scheme (a “transfer scheme”) in relation to—

(a)     property used or held for the purposes of the school by a local authority or the school's governing body, and

(b)     rights and liabilities (including rights and liabilities in relation to staff) of the local authority or the governing

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