SCHEDULE 10 Supplementary provisions with respect to transfers
Education Reform Act 1988 (1988 c 40) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 10 Supplementary provisions with respect to transfers

Sections 198, 228

[Division and apportionment of property etc

1

(1)     Any property, rights and liabilities of a transferor authority held or used or subsisting—

(a)     for the purposes of more than one relevant institution; or

(b)     partly for the purposes of one or more relevant institutions and partly for other purposes of the transferor authority;

shall, where the nature of the property, right or liability permits, be divided or apportioned between the transferees, or (as the case may be) between the transferor authority and the transferee or transferees, in such proportions as may be appropriate.

(2)     Any property, rights or liabilities of a transferor body shall, where the nature of the property, right or liability permits, be divided or apportioned between the transferees, or (as the case may be) between the transferor body and the transferee or transferees, in such proportions as may be appropriate.

(3)     Where any estate or interest in land falls to be divided in accordance with either sub-paragraph (1) or sub-paragraph (2) above—

(a)     any rent payable under a lease in respect of that estate or interest; and

(b)     any rent charged on that estate or

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