SCHEDULE 25 Transfer of BR's Property etc to Secretary of State
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 25 Transfer of BR's Property etc to Secretary of State

Section 240

Transfer schemes

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(1)     The Secretary of State may make one or more schemes for the transfer to him of any property, rights and liabilities of the Board, other than the property, rights and liabilities relating to the transport police transferred under Schedule 18.

(2)     In this Schedule “transfer scheme†means a scheme under this paragraph.

Contents of transfer scheme

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(1)     The property, rights and liabilities which may be transferred by a transfer scheme include property, rights and liabilities that would not otherwise be capable of being transferred or assigned.

(2)     The transfers authorised by sub-paragraph (1) include transfers which are to take effect as if there were no such contravention, liability or interference with any interest or right as there would otherwise be by reason of any provision having effect (whether under any enactment or agreement or otherwise) in relation to the terms on which the transferor is entitled to the property or right, or subject to the liability, in question.

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A transfer scheme may define the property, rights and liabilities to be transferred to the Secretary of State by

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