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DUTIES ACT 1997 - SECT 163
Maximisation of entitlements on distribution of property
163 Maximisation of entitlements on distribution of property
(1) This section applies to any calculation, for the purposes of this Chapter,
of the entitlement of a person (the
"interested person" ) to participate in a distribution of the property of a
landholder.
(2) A calculation is to be made based, firstly, on a distribution
carried out in accordance with the constitution of the landholder, and with
any law relevant to the distribution, as in force at the time of distribution,
and the entitlement of the interested person is to be evaluated accordingly.
(3) Next, a calculation is to be made based on a distribution carried out
after the interested person, and any other person whom the interested person
has power to direct with respect to such a distribution or who is, in relation
to the interested person, an associated person, had exercised all powers and
discretions exercisable by them by reason of having acquired an interest in
the landholder concerned-- (a) to effect or compel an alteration to the
constitution of the landholder, and
(b) to vary the rights conferred by units
or shares in the landholder, and
(c) to effect or compel the substitution or
replacement of units or shares in the landholder with other units or shares in
it,
in such a manner as would maximise the value of the entitlement, and the
entitlement of the interested person is to be evaluated accordingly.
(4) The
results obtained by an evaluation of the interested person's entitlement in
accordance with subsections (2) and (3) are then to be compared, and whichever
evaluation results in a greater entitlement is the correct evaluation, for the
purposes of this Chapter, of the entitlement, unless the Chief Commissioner,
being satisfied that the application of this subsection in the particular case
would be inequitable, determines otherwise.
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