Country Women’s Association of New South Wales Incorporation Act 1931
13Vesting of real and personal property
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13 Vesting of real and personal property
13 Vesting of real and personal property
All property real and personal which may now or hereafter belong to or be vested in any person or persons as a trustee or trustees for any branch or branches of the said association shall, whether such branch actually be then in existence or not, upon the consent of such trustee or trustees or the majority of them and of the said corporation without any further conveyance or transfer become vested in the said corporation:
Provided that if in consequence of death, absence from the said State, or other disability, the consent of such trustee or trustees cannot be obtained, it shall be lawful for the president for the time being of the said corporation to consent in place of any such trustee or trustees:
Provided nevertheless that in the case of any property real or personal actually used, occupied, or enjoyed by any such branch as aforesaid, having a roll or register of membership, neither such trustee or trustees nor such president as aforesaid shall consent without the direction of the members of such branch first had and obtained in manner hereinafter provided:
Provided also that a notice in the Government Gazette, purporting to be signed by the president for the time being of the said corporation, intimating that such trustee or trustees or such president in place of any such trustee or trustees, has or have consented to the property mentioned in such notice becoming vested in the corporation, and that such real or personal property was not actually used, occupied, or enjoyed by any branch or branches at the time when such consent was given, or that such property was actually used, occupied, or enjoyed by any branch or branches, and that in pursuance of a direction or directions duly made by such branch or branches such trustee or trustees, or such president as aforesaid, in her or their place, have consented to its becoming vested in the said corporation, shall be conclusive evidence of the matters alleged in such notice.