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  1. For the purpose of preserving evidence of every such choice Evidence of appoint-
    and appointment of a new Trustee or new Trustees and of the ment how to be pre-
    Person or Persons in whom such Property shall so from time to served.
    time become legally vested, every such choice and appointment of
    a new Trustee or new Trustees shall be made to appear by some
    Deed under the hand and seal of the Chairman for the time being
    of the Meeting at which such choice and appointment shall be made;
    and shall be executed in the presence of such Meeting, and attested
    by two or more credible witnesses, which Deed may be in the form
    or to the effect of the Schedule to this Act annexed, or as near
    thereto as circumstances will allow, and may be given and shall be
    received as Evidence in all Courts and Proceedings in the same
    manner and on the like Proof as Deeds; and shall be Evidence of
    the Truth of the several Matters and Things therein contained.

  2. And whereas certain Grants from the Crown of Land in Grants to be deemed
    the Colony of New Zealand have been made and issued, and certain and taken to have con-
    conveyances and assurances of Land in the said Colony have been veyed, &c., the fee
    signed and executed, granting, conveying and assuring, the several simple of the several
    allotments or parcels of Land in the said grants, conveyances, and allotments of land
    assurances particularly described, to the office bearers of different mentioned therein
    Religious Denominations and their successors. And whereas doubts from the date of such
    have arisen as to the estate which in Law has been granted, con- grants.
    veyed, or assured by the said grants, conveyances, and assurances
    respectively, and it is expedient that the said doubts should be set
    at rest: Be it therefore further enacted by the General Assembly
    of New Zealand as follows:

Whenever any such grant, conveyance, or other assurance
shall have been made and issued, or signed and executed, other
than to or in favour of a Corporation, sole or aggregate, the same
shall be deemed and taken to have granted, conveyed, and assured
from the days of the date thereof respectively unto the person or
persons designated in such grant, conveyance, or assurance, his or
their heirs and assigns the fee simple in the allotments of Land
therein respectively described and purported to be granted, con-
veyed, and assured, subject nevertheless to the trusts if any in
the said grants, conveyances, and assurances respectively set forth
concerning the same.

  1. And whereas with regard to the Lands in the said grants, Trustees empowered
    conveyances and assurances, described, and also to the site of to convey Trusts &c,.
    Chapels Ministers' Dwellings and Schools of the Religious Socie- heirs and assigns
    ties denominated Wesleyan Methodists, it is expedient to make under Trusts of model
    provision for creating a succession of properly qualified Trustees deeds.
    according to the usages of the said Society, and for defining the
    manner in which the Trusts upon which they are respectively held
    shall be fulfilled: Be it therefore further enacted by the said
    General Assembly:


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πŸ›οΈ Continuation of Act regarding Religious and Educational Property Titles (continued from previous page)

πŸ›οΈ Governance & Central Administration
6 August 1856
Legislation, Trustees, Crown Grants, Land conveyance, Religious property, Wesleyan Methodists, Fee simple