unclaimed money means money to which section 6(1) applies, and a reference to unclaimed money includes a reference to —
unclaimed money means all sums of money that, after the commencement of this Act, be- come legally payable by a company in respect of policies but in respect of which the time within which proceedings may be taken for their recovery has expired, and includes sums of money payable on the maturity, after the commencement of this Act, of an endowment insur- ance policy which are not claimed within seven years after the maturity date of the policy.
unclaimed money means unclaimed money to which Part X (Unclaimed money) applies:
More Definitions of unclaimed money
unclaimed money means, subject to sections 45 and 49, all principal and interest money, and all unclaimed dividends, bonuses, profits and other sums of money whatsoever owing to any owner which, on the coming into force of this Act or at any time before the coming into force of this Act, have been in the possession of any holder for a period of six years or more after the time when the money became payable, and in respect of which no claim has been made by the owner against the holder.
unclaimed money means those benefits or accrued moneys equivalent of which are described as ‘unclaimed money’ under the Act.
unclaimed money means all principal, interest, dividends, bonuses, profits and sums of money legally payable by an Authorized Institution but in respect of which the time for the taking of proceedings for recovery has expired, and includes moneys to the credit of an account (other than an account in the name of an infant) that has not been operated on by deposit or withdrawal period for a period of not less than seven years.
unclaimed money means any money- 20
unclaimed money means money which has been received by the keeper of a public pound in respect of the sale of cattle or the carcasses of cattle and which has not been claimed by the person entitled to it.
unclaimed money means, subject to sections 65 (Periods after which certain money becomes unclaimed money) and 69 (Unclaimed trust money), all principal and interest money, and all unclaimed dividends, bonuses, profits and other sums of money whatsoever owing to any owner which, on the coming into force of the Unclaimed Money Act 1964 (repealed) or at any time thereafter, have been in the possession of any holder for a period of 6 years or more after the time when the same became payable, and in respect of which no claim has been made by the owner against the holder.
unclaimed money means any sum of money in the possession of a public authority for which no claim has been made against the authority by the owner, and includes unclaimed salaries and wages and stopped or stale cheques.