69 Rules of interpretation for instruments concerning property
Adoption and Children Act 2002 (2002 c 38) | Legislation

69  Rules of interpretation for instruments concerning property

(1)     The rules of interpretation contained in this section apply (subject to any contrary indication and to Schedule 4) to any instrument so far as it contains a disposition of property.

(2)     In applying section 67(1) and (2) to a disposition which depends on the date of birth of a child or children of the adoptive parent or parents, the disposition is to be interpreted as if—

(a)     the adopted person had been born on the date of adoption,

(b)     two or more people adopted on the same date had

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