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The Metropolitan Police Act 1887 (50 and 51 Vict, c.45) was one of the last of the Metropolitan Police Acts. The Act modified Section 3 of the Metropolitan Police Act 1886, allowing the Receiver of the Metropolitan Police to take out loans up to an total of £500,000 (Section 2.1) and banning the lender from inquiring as to the purpose of the loan (Section 2.3). It also added buying fittings and furniture for a central police office to the possible reasons allowed for a loan, but added the proviso that all loans for such purchases had to be paid back within 15 years (Section 2.2). It also granted the Receiver the power to grant leases on lands held by him but not immediately needed for police purposes (Section 3).