The Presbyterian Church (New South Wales) Property Trust Act 1936
9Vesting of property in Trustees
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9 Vesting of property in Trustees
9 Vesting of property in Trustees
All lands tenements and hereditaments (including chattels real) together with all rights easements and appurtenances relating thereto or belonging and all personal property which were at the date of the election of the Trustees vested in the Trustees of the Presbyterian Church of Australia in the State of New South Wales and all such of the same as may then or at any time or times thereafter belong whether in possession reversion remainder or expectancy to or be held by any person firm or company in trust for the Presbyterian Church of Australia in the State of New South Wales generally or for any congregation thereof or any activity fund service institution or interest of the said church or in any way connected therewith shall without any conveyance or transfer vest in the Trustees on and from the date of their election and all such together with such other property as may be acquired by the Trustees or which may become vested in them under this Act shall be held by them subject to any express trust affecting the same respectively to be dealt with upon the trusts and with the powers, authorities and discretions and subject to the terms and conditions and provisions of this Act and subject to no other trusts or provisions whatsoever: Provided that if any such property is subject to any charge or mortgage it shall not vest in the Trustees without the consent of the chargee or mortgagee until such charge or mortgage has been discharged or until the Trustees with the consent of the chargee or mortgagee have undertaken to answer for the liabilities imposed in respect of such charge or mortgage.