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CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY ADMINISTERED AS ENEMY PROPERTY REGULATIONS

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Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 179.1 — CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY ADMINISTERED AS ENEMY PROPERTY REGULATIONS

CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY

ADMINISTERED AS ENEMY PROPERTY

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 179.01

CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY ADMINISTERED AS

ENEMY PROPERTY REGULATIONS

29th November, 2002

LEGAL NOTICE 360 of 2002, as amended by Legal Notice 410 of 2007.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 179.1 — CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY ADMINISTERED AS ENEMY PROPERTY REGULATIONS

The title of these regulations is the Claims for Property

administered as Enemy Property Regulations.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 179.1 — CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY ADMINISTERED AS ENEMY PROPERTY REGULATIONS

In these regulations -

"Act" means the Enemy Property Act;

"Board" means the board set up in terms of article 4 of the Act;

"Custodian" means the Custodian of Enemy Property mentioned

in article 2 of the Act;

"property" means, unless otherwise indicated, both the movable

and immovable property administered by the Custodian.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 179.1 — CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY ADMINISTERED AS ENEMY PROPERTY REGULATIONS

(1) Any person, claiming to be a person entitled to lay

claim under article 4 of the Act, shall pay a fee of two hundred and

thirty-two euros and ninety-four cents (232.94) when submitting

his claim to the Custodian.

(2) The Custodian shall refer all claims received by him to the

Board as soon as may be after the 1st January 2003, and the Board

shall ensure that, prior to the release of the property in terms of the

Act, the Custodian recoups any actual expenses incurred during the

course of the administration, and in addition, where the property is

immovable, a five per centum administration fee calculated on the

current value of the property so released, shall be due.

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