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Trustee Act 1925 (c. 19)U.K.

1U.K.The following section shall be inserted after section 63 of the Trustee Act 1925—

63A Jurisdiction of County Court.

(1)The county court has jurisdiction under the following provisions where the amount or value of the trust estate or fund to be dealt with in the court does not exceed the county court limit—

  • section 41;

  • section 42;

  • section 51;

  • section 57;

  • section 60;

  • section 61;

  • section 62.

(2)The county court has jurisdiction under the following provisions where the land or the interest or contingent right in land which is to be dealt with in the court forms part of a trust estate which does not exceed in amount or value the county court limit—

  • section 44;

  • section 45;

  • section 46.

(3)The county court has jurisdiction—

(a)under sections 47 and 48 of this Act, where the judgment is given or order is made by the court;

(b)under sections 50 and 56, where a vesting order can be made by the court;

(c)under section 53, where the amount or value of the property to be dealt with in the court does not exceed the county court limit; and

(d)under section 63 (including power to receive payment of money or securities into court) where the money or securities to be paid into court do not exceed in amount or value the county court limit.

(4)Any reference to the court in section 59 of this Act includes a reference to the county court.

(5)In this section, in its application to any enactment, ”the county court limit’ means the amount for the time being specified by an Order in Council under section 145 of the County Courts Act 1984 as the county court limit for the purposes of that enactment (or, where no such Order in Council has been made, the corresponding limit specified by Order in Council under section 192 of the County Courts Act 1959).

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