s. 171 (5) This section shall not prejudicially affect any beneficial interest of the husband of any such woman. Pt 2 Div. 8A Division 8A—Persons who are mentally ill (Heading) substituted by No. 59/1986 s. 143(2). No. 3754 171 Power for Court to settle the beneficial interests of a s. 171. represented patient (1) The Court may direct a settlement to be made of S. 171(1) amended by the property of a represented patient or any part No. 59/1986 thereof or any interest therein, on such trusts and s. 143(2). subject to such powers and provisions as the Court deems expedient, and in particular may give such directions— (a) where the property has been acquired under a settlement, a will or an intestacy, or represents property so acquired; or (b) where by reason of any change in the law of S. 171(1)(b) amended by intestacy or of any change in circumstances No. 59/1986 since the execution by the represented s. 143(2). patient of a testamentary disposition, or of any absence of information at the time of such execution, or on account of the former management of the property or the expenditure of money in improving or maintaining the same or for any other special reason the Court is satisfied that any person might suffer an injustice if the property were allowed to devolve as undisposed of on the death intestate of the represented patient or under any testamentary disposition executed by him.
(5) This section shall not prejudicially affect any beneficial interest of the husband of any such woman. Pt 2 Div. 8A (Heading) substituted by No. 59/1986 s. 143(2). Division 8A—Persons who are mentally ill No. 3754 s. 171. 171 Power for Court to settle the beneficial interests of a represented patient s. 171 S. 171(1) amended by No. 59/1986 s. 143(2). (1) The Court may direct a settlement to be made of the property of a represented patient or any part thereof or any interest therein, on such trusts and subject to such powers and provisions as the Court deems expedient, and in particular may give such directions— (a) where the property has been acquired under a settlement, a will or an intestacy, or represents property so acquired; or S. 171(1)(b) amended by No. 59/1986 s. 143(2). (b) where by reason of any change in the law of intestacy or of any change in circumstances since the execution by the represented patient of a testamentary disposition, or of any absence of information at the time of such execution, or on account of the former management of the property or the expenditure of money in improving or maintaining the same or for any other special reason the Court is satisfied that any person might suffer an injustice if the property were allowed to devolve as undisposed of on the death intestate of the represented patient or under any testamentary disposition executed by him.