Bare Act

The Sir Sassoon Jacob David Baronetcy (Repealing) Act, 1957

This Act officially repeals the Sir Sassoon Jacob David Baronetcy Act of 1913, effectively ending the legal existence of the corporation established by that earlier law. Upon its commencement, the corporation is dissolved, and all its movable and immovable property, along with any associated rights or privileges, are transferred to the Central Government. The government can specify exactly who receives these assets through a written order. This legislation serves to dismantle the specific charitable or trust structure created in 1913 and consolidate its holdings under federal control.

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