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12Section one hundred and thirty-eight (which relates to the credits and debits in a local authority's housing revenue account) shall have effect as if in subsection (1) thereof—
(a)after paragraph (c) there were added the following paragraph, namely—
“(d)any payments received by them from another local authority in pursuance of any overspill agreement within the meaning of Part II of the Housing and Town Development (Scotland) Act, 1957, being payments such as are mentioned in paragraph (vii) of this subsection ;”and;
(b)after paragraph (vi) thereof there were added the following paragraph, namely—
“(vii)any payments made by them to another local authority or a development corporation in pursuance of any overspill agreement within the meaning of Part II of the Housing and Town Development (Scotland) Act, 1957, being payments towards expenditure which, if it had been incurred by the first mentioned local authority, would have been debited by them to their housing revenue account in pursuance of this subsection”.
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