Effect of relevant transfer order
69 Effect of relevant transfer order
On the relevant date, assets and liabilities vest in the transferee named in a transfer order in accordance with the order.
If a transfer order provides for the transfer of the transferor’s interest in an agreement—
the transferee becomes on the relevant date a party to the agreement in place of the transferor; and
on and after the relevant date, the agreement has effect as if the transferee had always been a party to the agreement.
In this clause—
relevant date means—
for an allocation order—the date specified in the order for the transfer to take effect;
for a claw back order—the date specified in the order for the re-transfer to take effect;
for a Ministerial Gazette notice providing for the transfer of AEMO T’s assets and liabilities—the date fixed by the notice for the transfer to take effect;
transfer order means an allocation order, a claw back order, or a Ministerial Gazette notice under clause 68;
transferor means the person from whom assets and liabilities are transferred by a transfer order.
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