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Section 32: The Governor shall also have, and may from time to time Powers of
Status not yet checkedCap. 268, Sierra Leone
Governor.
exercise, the following powers and authorities or any of them-
(a) He may authorise the Crown Agents when issuing any Debentures
convertible
loan in the form of debentures to declare that such debentures into stock
will be convertible into stock at such dates and on such terms on conditions
and conditions as may be prescribed by the Crown Agents at f~:s~~~~~ by
the time of the issue of the debentures. Agents at
time of issue.
(b) He may declare all or any of the Sierra Leone loans, Conversion
whether existing in the form of stock or debentures, and ~!~~:~Jy.
whether issued before or after the commencement of this
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Creation and
issue of stock
in exchange
for other
securities.
Creation and
sale of stock
or debentures
to raise loans
and for other
purposes.
Arrange·
ments for
conversion.
Exchange of
securities for
Converted
securities
to be
cancelled.
Trustees to
apportion
amount of
sinking fund
released by
conversion.
Ordinance, to be convertible into stock, to be issued under the
provisions of this Ordinance.
(c) He may authorise the creation and issue of such an
amount of stock in exchange for the securities held for such
loans as may be necessary.
(d) He may authorise the creation and sale of any such
stock or debentures for the purpose of raising money for
redeeming any outstanding loans whether issued before or
subsequent to the passing of this Ordinance, for paying any
expense in the creation of stock, and otherwise for carrying
out the provisions of this Ordinance.
(e) Any conversion so authorised may be effected either by
an arrangement with the holders of existing securities or by
purchase thereof out of moneys raised by the sale of stock, or
partly in one way and partly in the other.
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