Section 11: Replacement of certificates
consolidated text (as at 1991). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
11. Replacement of certificates
(1) Where a certificate is damaged or defaced, the Accountant-General
may cause a new certificate to be made and delivered to the purchaser and
cause the defaced certificate to be cancelled.
(2) The Accountant-General, on proof to his satisfaction that a certificate
has been lost or destroyed before it has been surrendered, may, where the
number and amount of the certificate are ascertained, and on due security
being given, to his satisfaction, for indemnifying Government for any loss to
which Government may be liable, issue a new certificate, corresponding in all
respects with the certificate lost or destroyed.
(3) The new certificate shall, to all intents and purposes, have the same
effect as the original certificate.