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← Public Trustee Act 1915

Public Trustee Act 1915 s 3

s 3 Minister to appoint Public Trustee

3.—(1) The Minister may appoint a fit person to the office of Public Trustee, who is to hold office during the Minister’s pleasure, and receive such salary or fees, and be appointed on such terms, as the Minister determines.[7/1997] (2) The Minister may appoint such fit and proper persons to be Deputy Public Trustees, Assistant Public Trustees and other officers of the Public Trustee as the Minister considers necessary for the purposes of this Act.[44/2014] (3) The Deputy Public Trustees, Assistant Public Trustees and other officers of the Public Trustee are to hold office on such terms as the Minister may determine.[44/2014] (4) Any reference in this Act or in any other written law to officer or officers of the Public Trustee includes a reference to a Deputy Public Trustee and an Assistant Public Trustee.[44/2014] (5) The Public Trustee is a corporation sole under that name, with perpetual succession and an official seal, and may sue and be sued under the above name like any other corporation sole. (6) The salary or remuneration of the Public Trustee and the officers of the Public Trustee and such other expenses of executing the office of the Public Trustee or otherwise carrying this Act into effect as are sanctioned by the Minister are to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund.[7/1997] (7) The Public Trustee and every officer of the Public Trustee is declared to be a public servant within the meaning of the Penal Code 1871.

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