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Apportionment Act 1982


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Apportionment Act 1982

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AT 17 of 1982

APPORTIONMENT ACT 1982

Apportionment Act 1982 Index


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APPORTIONMENT ACT 1982

Index Section Page

1 Periodical income to be apportionable ........................................................................ 5
2 Recovery of apportioned income ................................................................................. 5
3 Exclusions and validation .............................................................................................. 6
4 Interpretation ................................................................................................................... 6
5 Short title and commencement ..................................................................................... 6
ENDNOTES 7

TABLE OF LEGISLATION HISTORY 7
TABLE OF RENUMBERED PROVISIONS 7
TABLE OF ENDNOTE REFERENCES 7

Apportionment Act 1982 Section 1


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APPORTIONMENT ACT 1982

Received Royal Assent: 30 December 1982
Passed: 18 January 1983
Commenced: 18 February 1983
AN ACT
to provide for the apportionment of periodical income.
1 Periodical income to be apportionable

[P1870/35/2 and 3]
(1) Any periodical income shall be considered as accruing from day to day,
in the same way as interest on money lent, and shall accordingly be
apportionable in respect of time.
(2) Where any periodical income is apportioned, the apportioned part of
such income shall be due and payable when the entire amount is due and
payable, and not before.
(3) Where any periodical income is determined by death, re-entry or
otherwise, the apportioned part of such income shall be due and payable
when the next entire amount would have been due and payable, and not
before.
2 Recovery of apportioned income

[P1870/35/4]
(1) Subject to subsection (2), any person and his successors (including the
successors of a person entitled to periodical income determining on his
death) shall have the same remedies for recovering an apportioned part
of periodical income as they would have had for recovery of the entire
amount, if they had been entitled thereto.
(2) Where any continuing rent is apportioned, the entire rent shall be due
and payable to the person who would have been entitled thereto if it had
not been apportioned, and such person shall account for the apportioned
part of such rent to the person entitled thereto.
Section 3 Apportionment Act 1982


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3 Exclusions and validation

[P1870/35/6 and 7]
(1) Nothing in this Act shall render apportionable —
(a) any annual sum payable under a policy of assurance; or
(b) any periodical income where it is expressly stipulated that no
apportionment shall be made.
(2) Where before the commencement of this Act any periodical income has
been apportioned in respect of time, such apportionment shall be
deemed to have been validly made as if this Act had then been in
operation.
4 Interpretation

[P1870/35/5]
(1) In this Act —
“dividends
” includes payments by way of dividend, bonus or otherwise out of
the revenue of a company and divisible among some or all of the
members of the company, whether ordinary or extraordinary, and
whether at fixed times or otherwise, but does not include payments in
the nature of a return or reimbursement of capital;
“periodical income
” means rents, annuities, salaries, pensions, dividends and
other periodical payments in the nature of income, whether reserved or
made payable by an instrument in writing or not;
“rent
” includes rent service, rent charge and rent seck, and any other periodical
payments in respect of the occupation, possession or use of land;
“successors
” means heirs, executors, administrators and assigns.
(2) For the purposes of this Act, a dividend shall be deemed to have accrued
by equal daily increment during the period in respect of which it is
declared or expressed to be made.
5 Short title and commencement

This Act may be cited as the Apportionment Act 1982, and shall come into
operation on the expiration of one month from the date it is passed.
Apportionment Act 1982 Endnotes


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ENDNOTES

Table of Legislation History

Legislation Year and No Commencement






Table of Renumbered Provisions

Original Current






Table of Endnote References