Version No. 021
Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1968
No. 7750 of 1968
Version incorporating amendments as at 1 December 2009
table of provisions
Section
Page
1 Short title and Act and rule against perpetuities to bind
Crown
1
2 Definitions
2
3 Application
4
4 Powers of appointment
4
Perpetuities
5
5 Power to specify perpetuity period
5
6 “Wait and see” rule
6
7 Power to apply to Court for declaration as to validity
7
8 Presumptions and evidence as to future parenthood
8
9 Reduction of age and exclusion of class members to avoid
remoteness
9
10 Unborn partner
10
11 Dependent limitations
11
12 Abolition of the double possibility rule
11

13 Restrictions on the perpetuity rule
12
14 Administrative powers of trustees
13
15 Options
14
16 Determinable interests
15
17 Superannuation funds
16
18 Non-charitable purpose trusts
17
Accumulations
18
19 Accumulation of income
18
Consequential
18
20 Repealed
18
ENDNOTES
19
1. General Information
19
2. Table of Amendments
20
3. Explanatory Details
21

Version No. 021
Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1968
No. 7750 of 1968
Version incorporating amendments as at 1 December 2009
An Act to effect Reforms in the Rule of Law commonly known
as the Rule against Perpetuities and to Abolish the Rule of Law
commonly known as the Rule against Accumulation, and for
other purposes.
BE IT ENACTED by the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty
by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative
Council and the Legislative Assembly of Victoria in this
present Parliament assembled and by the authority of the
same as follows (that is to say):
1Short title and Act and rule against perpetuities to
bind Crown
(1) This Act may be cited as the Perpetuities and
Accumulations Act 1968 .
Cf. Law Reform (Property, Perpetuities and Succession) Act 1962 (W.A.) s. 2, Perpetuities and Accumu-lations Act 1964 (U.K.) s. 15, Perpetuities Act 1964 (N.Z.) s. 3.
(2) This Act and the rule against perpetuities shall bind the
Crown except in respect of dispositions of property made
by the Crown.

Cf. W.A. Act s. 4, U.K. Act s. 15, N.Z. Act s. 2.
2Definitions
s. 2
(1) In this Act unless inconsistent with the context or
subject-matter—
S. 2(1) def. of Court amended by No. 110/1986 s. 140(2) (Sch.).
Court means the Supreme Court;
disposition includes the conferring or exercise of a power
of appointment or any other power or authority to
dispose of an interest in or a right over property
and any other disposition of an interest in or right
over property; and references to the interest
disposed of shall be construed accordingly;
S. 2(1) def. of domestic partner inserted by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.1), substituted by No. 12/2008 s. 73(1)(Sch. 1 item 46.1), amended by No. 4/2009 s. 37(Sch. 1 item 20.1).
domestic partner of a person means—
(a) a person who is in a registered
domestic relationship with the person; or
(b) a person to whom the person is not
married but with whom the person is living
as a couple on a genuine domestic basis
(irrespective of gender);
instrument includes a will, and also includes an
instrument, testamentary or otherwise exercising a

power of appointment whether general or special
but does not include an Act of Parliament;
S. 2(1) def. of partner inserted by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.1).
partner of a person means the person’s spouse or
domestic partner;
power of appointment includes any discretionary power
to transfer or grant or create a beneficial interest in
property without the furnishing of valuable
consideration;
property includes any interest in real or personal property
and any thing in action;
S. 2(1) def. of spouse inserted by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.1).
spouse of a person means a person to whom the person
is married;’.
will includes a codicil.
(2) For the purposes of this Act a disposition contained in a
will shall be deemed to be made at the death of the
testator.
s. 2
(3) For the purposes of this Act a person shall be treated
as a member of a class if in his case all the conditions
identifying a member of the class are satisfied, and
shall be treated as a potential member if in his case
only one or some of those conditions are satisfied but
there is a possibility that the remainder will in time be
satisfied.
S. 2(4) inserted by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.2), substituted by No. 12/2008 s. 73(1)(Sch. 1 item 46.2).

(4) For the purposes of the definition of domestic partner in
subsection (1)—
S. 2(4)(a) amended by No. 4/2009 s. 37(Sch. 1 item 20.2(a)).
(a) registered domestic relationship has the same
meaning as in the Relationships Act 2008; and
S. 2(4)(b) amended by No. 4/2009 s. 37(Sch. 1 item 20.2(b)).
(b) in determining whether persons who are not in
a registered domestic relationship are domestic
partners of each other, all the circumstances of their
relationship are to be taken into account, including
any one or more of the matters referred to in section
35(2) of the Relationships Act 2008 as may be
relevant in a particular case.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 3, U.K. Act s. 15, N.Z. Act s. 4.
3Application
s. 3
(1) Save as otherwise provided in this Act, this Act shall
apply only in relation to instruments taking effect after
the commencement of this Act, and in the case of an
instrument whereby a special power of appointment is
exercised shall apply only where the instrument
creating the power takes effect after that
commencement: Provided that section 4 shall apply in
all cases for construing the foregoing reference to a
special power of appointment.
(2) This Act shall apply in relation to a disposition made
otherwise than by an instrument as if the disposition
had been contained in an instrument taking effect when
the disposition was made.

Cf. W.A. Act s. 16, U.K. Act s. 7, N.Z. Act s. 5.
4Powers of appointment
For the purpose of the rule against perpetuities a power
of appointment shall be treated as a special power unless
—
(a) in the instrument creating the power it is
expressed to be exercisable by one person only;
and
(b) it could at all time during its currency when that
person is of full age and capacity be exercised by
him so as immediately to transfer to or otherwise
vest in himself the whole of the interest governed
by the power without the consent of any other
person or compliance with any other condition, not
being a formal condition relating only to the mode
of exercise of the power:
Provided that for the purpose of determining whether a
disposition made under a power of appointment
exercisable by will only is void for remoteness the power
shall be treated as a general power where it would have
fallen to be so treated if exercisable by deed.
Perpetuities
Cf. W.A. Act s. 5, U.K. Act s. 1, N.Z. Act s. 6.
5Power to specify perpetuity period
s. 5
(1) Save as in this Act otherwise provided where the
instrument by which any disposition is made so
provides the perpetuity period applicable to the
disposition under the rule against perpetuities instead
of being of any other duration shall be such number of
years not exceeding eighty as is specified in the
instrument as the perpetuity period applicable to the

disposition.
(2) Subsection (1) shall not have effect where the
disposition is made in exercise of a special power of
appointment but where a period is specified under that
subsection in the instrument creating such a power the
period shall apply in relation to any disposition under
the power as it applies in relation to the power itself.
(3) If no period of years is specified in an instrument by
which a disposition is made as the perpetuity period
applicable to the disposition but a date certain is
specified in the instrument as the date on which the
disposition shall vest the instrument shall, for the
purposes of this section, be deemed to specify as the
perpetuity period applicable to the disposition a
number of years equal to the number of years from the
date of the taking effect of the instrument to the
specified vesting date.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 7, U.K. Act s. 3, N.Z. Act s. 8.
6″W ait and see” rule
s. 6
S. 6(1) amended by No. 74/2000 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 97.1).
(1) W here apart from the provisions of this section and of
section 9 a disposition would be void on the ground that
the interest disposed of might not become vested until too
remote a time the disposition shall be treated until such
time (if any) as it becomes established that the vesting
must occur, if at all, after the end of the perpetuity period
as if the disposition were not subject to the rule against
perpetuities; and its becoming so established shall not

affect the validity of anything previously done in relation
to the interest disposed of by way of advancement,
application of intermediate income or otherwise.
(2) W here apart from the said provisions a disposition
consisting of the conferring of a general power of
appointment would be void on the ground that the power
might not become exercisable until too remote a time the
disposition shall be treated until such time (if any) as it
becomes established that the power will not be
exercisable within the perpetuity period as if the
disposition were not subject to the rule against
perpetuities.
(3) W here apart from the said provisions a disposition
consisting of the conferring of any power option or other
right would be void on the ground that the right might be
exercised at too remote a time the disposition shall be
treated as regards any exercise of the right within the
perpetuity period as if it were not subject to the rule
against perpetuities and subject to the said provisions
shall be treated as void for remoteness only if and so far
as the right is not fully exercised within that period.
(4) Nothing in this section makes any person a life in being
for the purposes of ascertaining the perpetuity period
unless the life of that person is one expressed or implied
as relevant for this purpose by the terms of the
disposition and would have been reckoned a life in being
for such purpose if this section had not been enacted:
Provided however that in the case of a disposition to a
class of persons or to one or more members of a class,
any person living at the date of the disposition whose life
is so expressed or implied as relevant for any member of
the class may be reckoned a life in being in ascertaining
the perpetuity period.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 8, N.Z. Act s. 22.

7Power to apply to Court for declaration as to validity
s. 7
(1) A trustee of any property, or any person interested
under or on the invalidity of, a disposition of property
may at any time apply to the Court for a declaration as
to the validity, in respect to the rule against perpetuities,
of a disposition of that property.
(2) The Court may, on an application under subsection
(1), make a declaration on the basis of facts existing
and events that have occurred at the time the
declaration is made, as to the validity or otherwise of
the disposition in respect of which the application is
made; but the Court shall not make a declaration in
respect of any disposition the validity of which cannot
be determined at the time at which the Court is asked to
make the declaration.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 6, U.K. Act s. 2, N.Z. Act s. 6.
8Presumptions and evidence as to future parenthood
s. 8
(1) W here in any proceedings there arises on the rule
against perpetuities a question which turns on the
capacity of a person to have a child at some future
time, then—
(a) it shall be presumed, subject to paragraph (b),
that a male can have a child at the age of twelve
years or over but not under that age and that a
female can have a child at the age of twelve years
or over but not under that age or over the age of
fifty-five years; but
(b) in the case of a living person evidence may be

given to show that he or she will or will not be
capable of having a child at the time in question.
(2) W here any such question is decided by treating a
person as incapable of having a child at a particular
time and he or she does so, the Court may make such
order as it thinks fit for placing the persons interested
in the property comprised in the disposition so far as
may be just in the position they would have held if the
question had not been so decided.
(3) Subject to subsection (2), where any such question is
decided in relation to a disposition by treating a person
as capable or incapable of having a child at a particular
time then he or she shall be so treated for the purpose
of any question which may arise on the rule against
perpetuities in relation to the same disposition in any
subsequent proceedings.
(4) In the foregoing provisions of this section references
to having a child are references to begetting or giving
birth to a child; but those provisions (except subsection
(1)(b)) shall apply in relation to the possibility that a
person will at any time have a child by adoption,
legitimation or other means as they apply to his or her
capacity at that time to beget or give birth to a child.
Cf. No. 6344 s. 162. W.A. Act s. 9, U.K. Act s. 4, N.Z. Act s. 9.
9Reduction of age and exclusion of class members to avoid
remoteness
s. 9
(1) W here a disposition is limited by reference to the
attainment by any person or persons of a specified age
exceeding twenty-one years and it is apparent at the
time the disposition is made or becomes apparent at a
subsequent time—
(a) that the disposition would apart from this
section be void for remoteness; but

(b) that it would not be so void if the specified
age had been twenty-one years—
the disposition shall be treated for all purposes as if
instead of being limited by reference to the age in fact
specified it had been limited by reference to the age
nearest to that age which would if specified instead,
have prevented the disposition from being so void.
(2) W here in the case of any disposition different ages
exceeding twenty-one years are specified in relation to
different persons—
(a) the reference in paragraph (b) of subsection
(1) to the specified age shall be construed as a
reference to all the specified ages; and
(b) that subsection shall operate to reduce each
such age so far as is necessary to save the
disposition from being void for remoteness.
(3) W here the inclusion of any persons being potential
members of a class or unborn persons who at birth
would become members or potential members of the
class prevents the foregoing provisions of this section
from operating to save a disposition from being void
for remoteness those persons shall thenceforth be
deemed for all the purposes of the disposition to be
excluded from the class and the said provisions shall
thereupon have effect accordingly.
(4) W here in the case of a disposition to which
subsection (3) does not apply it is apparent at the time
the disposition is made or becomes apparent at a
subsequent time that apart from this subsection the
inclusion of any persons, being potential members of a
class or unborn persons who at birth could become
members or potential members of the class would
cause the disposition to be treated as void for

remoteness those persons shall unless their exclusion
would exhaust the class thenceforth be deemed for all
the purposes of the disposition to be excluded from the
class.
(5) W here this action has effect in relation to a disposition
to which section 6 applies the operation of this section
shall not affect the validity of anything previously done
in relation to the interest disposed of by way of
advancement, application of intermediate income or
otherwise.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 12, U.K. Act s. 5, N.Z. Act s. 13.
S. 10 (Heading) inserted by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.3).
S. 10 amended by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.4).
10Unborn partner
s. 10
The surviving partner of a person who is a life in being
for the purposes of the rule against perpetuities shall be
deemed to be a life in being for the purpose of—
S. 10(a) amended by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.4).
(a) a disposition in favour of that surviving partner;
and
S. 10(b) amended by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.4).
(b) a disposition in favour of a charity which attains
or of a person who attains or of a class the
members of which attain according to the terms of
the disposition a vested interest on or after the death
of the survivor of the said person who is a life in

being and that surviving partner, or on or after the
death of that surviving partner or on or after the
happening of any contingency during her or his
lifetime.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 13, U.K. Act s. 6, N.Z. Act s. 14.
11Dependent limitations
s. 11
A disposition shall not be treated as void for
remoteness by reason only that the interest disposed of
is ulterior to and dependent upon an interest under a
disposition which is so void, and the vesting of an
interest shall not be prevented from being accelerated
on the failure of a prior interest by reason only that the
failure arises because of remoteness.
No. 6344 s. 161.
12Abolition of the double possibility rule
(1) The rule of law prohibiting the limitation, after a life
interest to an unborn person, of an interest in land to the
unborn child or other issue of an unborn person is
hereby declared to have been abolished by section 161 of
the Property Law Act 1928, but without prejudice to
any other rule relating to perpetuities.
(2) This section shall apply only to limitations or trusts
created by an instrument within the meaning of the
Property Law Act 1958 coming into operation after the
commencement of the Property Law Act 1928.
No. 6344 s. 161.
13Restrictions on the perpetuity rule
s. 13

(1) For removing doubts, it is hereby declared that the
rule of law relating to perpetuities does not apply and
shall be deemed never to have applied—
(a) to any power to distrain on or to take
possession of land or the income thereof given
by way of indemnity against a rent, whether
charged upon or payable in respect of any part of
that land or not; or
(b) to any rentcharge created only as an
indemnity against another rentcharge, although
the indemnity rentcharge may arise or become
payable only on breach of a condition or
stipulation; or
(c) to any power, whether exercisable on breach
of a condition or stipulation or not, to retain or
withhold payment of any instalment of a
rentcharge as an indemnity against another
rentcharge; or
(d) to any grant, exception or reservation of and
right of entry on, or user of, the surface of land
or of any easements, rights or privileges over or
under land for the purpose of—
(i) winning, working, inspecting,
measuring, converting, manufacturing,
carrying away and disposing of mines and
minerals;
(ii) inspecting, grubbing up, felling and
carrying away timber and other trees, and
the tops and lops thereof;
(iii) executing repairs, alterations or
additions to any adjoining land, or the
buildings and erections thereon;

(iv) constructing, laying down, altering,
repairing, renewing, cleansing and
maintaining sewers, watercourses,
cesspools, gutters, drains, water-pipes,
gas-pipes, electric wires or cables or other
like works.
(2) This section shall apply to instruments within the
meaning of the Property Law Act 1958 coming into
operation before or after the commencement of that
Act.
Cf. No. 6401 s. 73, U.K. Act s. 8, N.Z. Act s. 16.
14Administrative powers of trustees
s. 14
(1) The rule against perpetuities shall not operate and
shall be deemed never to have operated to invalidate a
power conferred on trustees or other persons to sell
lease exchange or otherwise dispose of any property
for full consideration or to do any other act in the
administration (as opposed to the distribution) of any
property, and shall not prevent and shall be deemed
never to have prevented the payment to trustees or
other persons of reasonable remuneration for their
services.
(2) This section—
(a) shall not render any trustee liable for any acts
done prior to the commencement of the Trustee
Act 1953 for which such trustee would not have
been liable if this section and any corresponding
previous enactment had not been enacted or for
any acts done after the commencement of the
Trustee Act 1953 but before the commencement
of this Act for which such trustee would not
have been liable if this section had not been
enacted;

(b) shall not enable any person to recover any
money distributed or paid under any trust before
the commencement of the Trustee Act 1953 if
he could not have recovered such money if this
section and any corresponding previous
enactment had not been enacted or any money
distributed or paid under any trust after the
commencement of the Trustee Act 1953 but
before the commencement of this Act if he could
not have recovered such money if this section
had not been enacted.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 14, U.K. Act s. 9, 10, N.Z. Act s. 17.
15Options
s. 15
(1) The rule against perpetuities shall not apply to a
disposition consisting of the conferring of an option to
acquire for valuable consideration an interest
reversionary (whether directly or indirectly) on the
term of a lease if—
(a) the option is exercisable only by the lessee or
his successors in title; and
(b) it ceases to be exercisable at or before the
expiration of one year following the
determination of the lease.
This subsection shall apply in relation to an agreement
for a lease as it applies in relation to a lease, and
“lessee” shall be construed accordingly.
(2) An option to acquire an interest in land (not being an
option to which subsection (1) refers) or a right of pre-

emption in respect of land, which according to its
terms is or may be exercisable at a date more than
twenty-one years from the date of its grant shall after
the expiration of twenty-one years from the date of its
grant be void and not exercisable by any person and
no remedy shall lie in contract or otherwise for giving
effect to it or making restitution for its lack of effect,
but—
(a) this subsection shall not apply to an option or
right of pre-emption conferred by will; and
(b) nothing in this subsection shall affect an
option for renewal or right of pre-emption
contained in a lease or an agreement for a lease.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 15, U.K. Act s. 12, N.Z. Act s. 18.
16Determinable interests
s. 16
(1) The rule against perpetuities shall apply—
(a) to a possibility of reverter in land on the
determination of a determinable fee simple; in
which case if the fee simple does not determine
within the perpetuity period it shall thereafter
continue as a fee simple absolute;
(b) to a possibility of a resulting trust on the
determination of any other determinable interest
in property; in which case if the first interest
created by the trust does not determine within the
perpetuity period the interest it creates shall
thereafter continue as an absolute interest;
(c) to a right of entry for condition broken the
exercise of which may determine a fee simple
subject to a condition subsequent and to an
equivalent right in the case of property other than
land; in which case if the right of entry or other

right is not exercised within the perpetuity period
the fee simple shall thereafter continue as an
absolute interest and any such other interest in
property shall thereafter continue free from the
condition.
(2) This section shall apply whether the determinable or
conditional disposition is charitable or not except that
the rule against perpetuities shall not apply to a gift
over from one charity to another.
(3) W here a disposition is subject to any provision that
causes an interest to which paragraph (a) or paragraph
(b) of subsection (1) applies to be determinable, or to
any condition subsequent giving rise on breach thereof
to a right of re-entry or an equivalent right in the case
of property other than land, or to any exception or
reservation the disposition shall be treated for the
purposes of this Act as including a separate disposition
of any rights arising by virtue of the provision
condition subsequent exception or reservation.
No. 6401 s. 73.
Cf. W.A. Act s. 19, N.Z. Act s. 19.
17Superannuation funds
s. 17
(1) The rule of law known as the rule against perpetuities
shall not apply and shall be deemed never to have
applied so as to render void—
S. 17(1)(a) amended by Nos 74/2000 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 97.2), 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.5).
(a) a trust or fund established for the purpose of
making provision by way of assistance, benefits,
superannuation, allowances, gratuities or pensions
for the directors, officers, servants or employees of
any employer or the partners children
grandchildren parents dependants or legal personal
representatives of any such directors officers

servants or employees or for any persons duly
selected or nominated for that purpose by any such
directors officers servants or employees pursuant
to the provisions of such trust or fund; or
S. 17(1)(b) amended by Nos 74/2000 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 97.2), 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 8.5).
(b) a trust or fund established for the purpose of
making provision by way of superannuation for
persons (not being employees) engaged in any
lawful profession trade occupation or calling or the
partners children grandchildren parents dependants
or legal personal representatives of any of those
persons or for any persons duly selected or
nominated for that purpose pursuant to the
provisions of the trust or fund.
(2) This section—
(a) shall not render any trustee liable for any acts
done prior to the commencement of the Trustee
Act 1953 for which such trustee would not have
been liable if this section and any corresponding
previous enactment had not been enacted or for any
acts done after the commencement of the Trustee
Act 1953 but before the commencement of this
Act for which such trustee would not have been
liable if this section had not been enacted;
(b) shall not enable any person to recover any
money distributed or paid under any trust before
the commencement of the Trustee Act 1953 if he
could not have recovered such money if this
section and any corresponding previous enactment
had not been enacted or any money distributed or
paid under any trust after the commencement of the
Trustee Act 1953 but before the commencement
of this Act if he could not have recovered such
money if this section had not been enacted.

Cf. U.K. Act s. 15, N.Z. Act s. 20.
18Non-charitable purpose trusts
s. 18
(1) Except as provided in subsection (2) nothing in this
Act shall affect the operation of the rule of law
rendering non-charitable purpose trusts and trusts for
the benefit of corporations which are not charities void
for remoteness in cases where the trust property may
be applied for the purposes of the trusts after the end
of the perpetuity period.
(2) If any such trust is not otherwise void the provisions
of sections 5 and 6 shall apply to it and the property
subject to the trust may be applied for the purposes of
the trust during the perpetuity period but not thereafter.
Accumulations
Cf. W.A. Act s. 17, U.K. Act ss 13, 14, N.Z. Act s. 21.
19Accumulation of income
(1) W here property is settled or disposed of in such manner
that the income thereof may be or is directed to be
accumulated wholly or in part the power or direction to
accumulate that income shall be valid if the disposition of
the accumulated income is or may be valid but not
otherwise.
(2) Nothing in this section shall affect the power of any
person or persons to terminate an accumulation that is for
his or her benefit and any jurisdiction or power of the
Court to maintain or advance out of accumulations or any
power of a trustee under the Trustee Act 1958 or under
any other Act or law or under any instrument creating a
trust or making a disposition.

Consequential
S. 20 repealed by No. 28/2007 s. 3(Sch. item 51).
* * * * *
s. 19

ENDNOTES
Endnotes
General Information
The Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1968 was assented to on 10 December
1968 and came into operation on 10 December 1968.

Table of Amendments
This Version incorporates amendments made to the Perpetuities and
Accumulations Act 1968 by Acts and subordinate instruments.
Endnotes
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Supreme Court Act 1986, No. 110/1986
Assent Date: 16.12.86
Commencement Date: 1.1.87: s. 2
Current State: All of Act in operation
Statute Law Revision Act 2000, No. 74/2000
Assent Date: 21.11.00
Commencement Date: S. 3(Sch. 1 item 97) on 22.11.00: s. 2(1)
Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1968
Statute Law Amendment (Relationships) Act 2001, No. 27/2001
Assent Date: 12.6.01
Commencement Date: S. 3(Sch. 1 item 8) on 28.6.01: Government Gazette 28.6.01 p. 1428
Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1968
Statute Law Revision Act 2007, No. 28/2007
Assent Date: 26.6.07
Commencement Date: S. 3(Sch. item 51) on 27.6.07: s. 2(1)
Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1968
Relationships Act 2008, No. 12/2008
Assent Date: 15.4.08
Commencement Date: S. 73(1)(Sch. 1 item 46) on 1.12.08: s. 2(2)
Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s
amending the Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1968
Relationships Amendment (Caring Relationships) Act 2009, No. 4/2009
Assent Date: 10.2.09
Commencement Date: S. 37(Sch. 1 item 20) on 1.12.09: s. 2(2)
Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 1968
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