Royal Society for the Welfare of Mothers and Babies’ Incorporation Act 1919
6Property of society to be vested in body corporate
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6 Property of society to be vested in body corporate
6 Property of society to be vested in body corporate
(1) Any real or personal property belonging to the said society, or to which it is entitled or which is vested in a trustee or trustees for it at the commencement of this Act, is hereby transferred to and vested in the body corporate, subject to any existing incumbrances affecting the same, excepting any real or personal property held in trust for the said society and which would be forfeited in the event of such property being divested from the trustees thereof. Such property shall be held by such trustees in trust for the body corporate.
(2) All property so vested in the body corporate, so far as the same or any part thereof is affected by any express trust, shall be held, managed, and dealt with by the body corporate subject to and in conformity with such express trust.