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Duties Act 2001
sec.160Interest in landholder is percentage of distributable property on winding up of a corporation or termination of a listed unit trust
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### sec.160 Interest in landholder is percentage of distributable property on winding up of a corporation or termination of a listed unit trust
A person’s interest in a landholder is the person’s entitlement expressed as a percentage of the value of all of the landholder’s property that would be distributed if, immediately after the person acquires the interest—
for a corporation—the corporation were to be wound up; or
for a listed unit trust—the trust were to be terminated.
If the landholder’s property includes property held for a partnership of which the landholder is a partner, all of the property held for the partnership is taken for subsection (1) to be property that could be distributed, regardless of the landholder’s interest in the partnership.
s 160 sub 2011 No. 20 s 70
amd 2019 No. 20 s 8
(sec.160-ssec.1) A person’s interest in a landholder is the person’s entitlement expressed as a percentage of the value of all of the landholder’s property that would be distributed if, immediately after the person acquires the interest— for a corporation—the corporation were to be wound up; or for a listed unit trust—the trust were to be terminated.
(sec.160-ssec.2) If the landholder’s property includes property held for a partnership of which the landholder is a partner, all of the property held for the partnership is taken for subsection (1) to be property that could be distributed, regardless of the landholder’s interest in the partnership.
- (a) for a corporation—the corporation were to be wound up; or
- (b) for a listed unit trust—the trust were to be terminated.