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New Clause. — (Attachment of moneys payable by the Crown.)

Part of CROWN PROCEEDINGS BILL [Lords] – in the House of Commons at 12:00 am on 11 July 1947.

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Provided that no such order shall be made in respect of: —

  1. (a) any wages or salary payable to any officer of the Crown as such;
  2. (b) any money which is subject to the provisions of any enactment prohibiting or restricting assignment or charging or taking in execution: or
  3. (c) any money payable by the Crown to any person on account of a deposit in the Post Office Savings Bank or in respect of a war savings certificate or national savings certificate.

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