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SUCCESSION DUTIES ACT 1929 - SECT 46

46—Administrator or trustee to adjust duties

        (1)         Subject to any specific direction appearing in any will, deed of gift, or settlement, to the contrary, every administrator or trustee or person required to pay duty under this Act, shall adjust any duties, and the incidence of any duties payable or paid by him, so as to throw the burden thereof upon the respective properties on which the same shall be ultimately chargeable.

        (2)         For the purpose of carrying any such adjustment into effect, or for the purpose of raising money for the payment of any duty, the administrator or trustee or person as aforesaid may sell, or mortgage with a power of sale, all or any part of the real or personal property chargeable with duty, upon such terms and conditions in all respects as in his discretion may seem proper.

        (3)         The administrator or trustee or person as aforesaid may also, for the purpose aforesaid, by any instrument in writing, impose any charge upon any property in favour of any person, whether then ascertained or not, entitled contingently or otherwise to any other property. Any such charge as to land not under the provisions of the Real Property Act 1886 may be in the prescribed form, and may contain a power of sale, and may be upon such terms and conditions as the administrator or trustee or person as aforesaid may think proper. As to land under the provisions of the Real Property Act 1886 the charge may be effected by memorandum of encumbrance under the said Act, upon such terms and conditions as the administrator or trustee or person as aforesaid may think proper; but notwithstanding the provisions of the Real Property Act 1886 no covenant by the encumbrancer shall be implied in any such encumbrance.

        (4)         The powers and discretions conferred by this section shall be subject to the control and direction of the court as in cases of ordinary trusts, and the court may also, on application by summons or otherwise, make any order which it may deem advisable for the purpose of adjusting the duties and the incidence of the duties payable under this Act.



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