Guesdon Bequest (Administration) Act 1972
5Removal of doubts and indemnity
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5 Removal of doubts and indemnity
(1) To any extent to which there is or may be any doubt as to the validity of the application by the trustees of any sums for the benefit of the West Coast District Hospital, those sums shall be deemed to have been applied in all respects as if that institution had been substituted as by this Act provided for the Strahan (District) Hospital and the Queenstown (District) Hospital from the time of the last payment by way of application of sums for the benefit of each of those institutions respectively.
(2) No action, suit, or demand shall be brought or allowed by or in favour of any person against the Attorney-General, the trustees or any of them, or any other person for or in respect of any alleged breach of trust or otherwise in relation to any act, matter, or thing done in pursuance of, or for the purpose of giving effect to, the provisions or objects of this Act.