Conveyancing and Law of Property [CH.. 41.] Act, 1881. VI.-TRUST AND MORTGAGE ESTATES ON DEATH. Section. 30. Devolution of trust and mortgage estates on death. VII.--TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS. 31. Appointment of new trustees, vesting of trust property, &c. 32. Retirement of trustee. 33. Power of new trustee appointed by court. 34.
Britain joins the EEC. Denmark, Ireland and Britain joined the EEC in 1973, after Charles de Gaulleâs resignation in 1969. Under the Labour Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, there was a UK referendum on continued membership of the EEC in 1975.The electorate voted âYesâ by 67.2% to 32.8% to stay in Europe.n 1961 Britain applied for membership of the EEC. This was vetoed by French President Charles de Gaulle, who was concerned that British membership would weaken the French voice within Europe.
Britain Denmark and Ireland apply to join the EEC. The UK's decision to apply for membership of the EEC was taken by the government of Harold Macmillan a Conservative. It was not welcomed by French President Charles de Gaulle who saw it as a threat to his goal of using the EEC to amplify France's voice in world affairs.he three countries and Norway had failed to join 10 years earlier because of General de Gaulle's veto on British membership. This time all sign an accession treaty in 1972 but Norwegians reject it in a referendum later in the year. Denmark and Ireland hold successful referendums.