Part I Procedure for and in Connection With an Election
Finance Act 1994 (1994 c 9) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 22 Supplementary Provisions as to Elections by Reference to Pipe-line Usage

Sections 231, 234

Part I Procedure for and in Connection With an Election

The election

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(1)     An election shall be made by serving it on the Board, shall be in such form as may be prescribed by the Board and shall contain such information as the Board may reasonably require with respect to—

(a)     the oil field to which the election is to apply, the pipe-line by reference to which the election is being made and whether the election is to be limited in accordance with subsection (6) of section 231 of this Act;

(b)     all other assets which, if the election were to be accepted, would at the date of the election be assets to which the election applies;

(c)     the electing participator's interest in those assets;

(d)     the sums to which, if the election is accepted, it is reasonable to expect that section 233 of this Act will apply and the sources, quantities and descriptions of oil which will give rise to those sums;

(e)     any other oil field (whether taxable or non-taxable) in connection with which any of the assets referred to

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