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realisation of German enemy property and for the distribution of the proceeds thereof; and for purposes connected with the matters aforesaid.  \n(20th April, 1951)  \nORDINANCE I of 1951, as amended by Ordinance II of 1951; Legal Notice 46 of 1965; Act LVIII of 1974; Legal Notice 148 of 1975; Act XIII of 1983; and Legal Notice 409 of 2007.  \n1. The short title of this Ordinance is the Distribution of German Enemy Property Ordinance.  \n2. (1) In this Ordinance the following expressions have the meanings hereby respectively assigned to them, that is to say:  \n\"German enemy debt\" means-  \n(a) any sum due at the passing of this Ordinance in respect of an obligation incurred before the 3rd September, 1939, which on that day was an obligation of any of the following persons-  \n(i) the German State;  \n(ii) any individual who on that day was a German national resident in Germany;  \n(iii) any body of persons (whether corporate orunincorporate) which on that day was a body incorporated or constituted in or under the laws of Germany;  \nto any of the following persons-  \n(iv) the Maltese Imperial Government and the Government of Malta;  \n(v) any British subject or British protected person resident or carrying on business on that day in Malta;  \n(vi) any body of persons (whether corporate orunincorporate) which on that day was a body incorporated or constituted under the laws in force in Malta;  \nexcept that where any person or body of persons specified in sub-paragraph (v) and (vi) hereof carried on business on the said day both in and outside Malta, any sum attributable to the business carried on outside Malta shall be excluded;  \n(b) any sum, not included in paragraph (a) hereof, being-  \n*See also the Distribution of German Enemy Property Ordinance (Chapter 139) .  \nShort title.  \nInterpretation. Amended by:  \nII. 1951.2;  \nLVIII. 1974.68.  \n(i) a sum due at the passing of this Ordinance in respect of any bond of the German External Loan, 1924, or the German Government International 5½ per centum Loan, 1930, being a bond enfaced in accordance with the Supplementary Agreement for the execution of article 2 of the Anglo-German Transfer Agreement of the 1st July, 1938;  \n(ii) a sum due on the 7th May, 1945, in respect of any bond of the Austrian Government International Loan, 1930, or the Austrian Government Credit Anstalt Bonds, 1936, being a bond enfaced as aforesaid;  \n(iii) a sum due on the 7th May, 1945, in respect of any bond of the Austrian Government International Guaranteed Loan 1933-53, or the Austrian Government Guaranteed Conversion Loan, 1934-59, which was in the beneficial ownership of a British holder (within the meaning of article 4 of the said Anglo-German Transfer Agreement) on the 1st July, 1938; or  \n(iv) a sum due at the passing of this Ordinance in respect of any bond of the Konversionskasse 4 per centum Sterling Bonds;  \n\"German enemy property\" means property which, on such day as may be appointed by an order made under section 3 of this  \nOrdinance is, under section  \nor at any time thereafter becomes, subject to control  \n*  \n8 of the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939 ,  \nbeing property, or the proceeds or income of property, which on or at any time after the 3rd September, 1939, belonged to, or was held or managed on behalf of-  \n(a) the German State;  \n(b) any individual who, on the said 3rd September, 1939, or at any time thereafter was a German national resident in Germany or in any territory under the sovereignty of a State which on or at any time after the said day was at war with His Majesty the King;  \n(c) any individual who was a German national on or at anytime after the said day and-  \n(i) was included among the persons specified in any order made under subsection (2) of section 3 of the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939*, or  \n(ii) was a person whose property became subject to control under s","cbCaicidrpSz3eXe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicidrpSz3eXe","pdf",148395,"English","# Short title\n# Interpretation\n## German enemy debt\n## German enemy property\n## Other defined terms","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Ordinance?\",\"answer\":\"To provide for the collection and realisation of German enemy property and for the distribution of the proceeds, including matters connected to those activities.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Ordinance define “German enemy debt”?\",\"answer\":\"It means sums due under specific obligations incurred before 3 September 1939, owed to the Maltese Imperial Government, the Government of Malta, British subjects or protected persons in Malta, and certain bodies under Malta laws, with an exclusion where business is conducted outside Malta.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the Ordinance mean by “German enemy property”?\",\"answer\":\"Property that, on a appointed day and thereafter, becomes subject to control under the Trading with the Enemy framework, and that belongs to or is held or managed on behalf of specified German State persons, German nationals, or relevant bodies under the stated conditions.\"}]","CHAPTER 132 - DISTRIBUTION OF GERMAN ENEMY PROPERTY - Ordinance 1 of 1951 | PDF",1792685319,18]