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Securities Industry Act 1980
113Rights of innocent partner in relation to fund
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##### 113 Rights of innocent partner in relation to fund
(1) Where all persons who have submitted claims pursuant to section 112 have been fully compensated in accordance with the provisions of this Part for pecuniary loss as referred to in subsection 111(1) suffered in relation to money or other property entrusted to or received by a partner in a member firm recognized by a securities exchange, any other partner in that firm who has made payment to a person in compensation for loss suffered by him in relation to that money or property shall be deemed to be subrogated to the extent of that payment to all the rights and remedies of that person against the fidelity fund if the committee, having regard to all the circumstances, determines that the partner was in no way a party to the loss and acted honestly and reasonably in the matter.
(2) If a partner in a member firm feels aggrieved by the determination of a committee under subsection (1), he may, within 28 days after receipt of notice of the determination, appeal to the Court against the determination by lodging a notice of appeal in the prescribed form.
(3) The appellant shall, on the day on which he lodges notice of appeal with the Court, lodge a copy of the notice with the securities exchange.
(4) The Court shall inquire into and decide upon the appeal and, for that purpose, may do all such matters and things, and may do those matters and things in the same manner and to the same extent, as it is empowered to do in the exercise of its ordinary jurisdiction and if the Court is of opinion having regard to all the circumstances that the appellant was not a party to the defalcation or fraudulent misuse of securities or documents of title to the securities or of other property from which the pecuniary loss arose and that he acted honestly and reasonably in the matter, it may order that the appellant shall, to the extent of any payment made by him, be subrogated to the rights and remedies, in relation to the fidelity fund of the relevant securities exchange, of the person to whom he made such a payment.