Universities (Scotland) Act 1932
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5 Declaration in Act of Queen Anne not to be required of principals of or professors in Scottish Universities.
It shall not be necessary for any person who shall have been, or shall be, elected, presented or provided to the office of principal, professor, regent, master or other office in any of the universities or colleges in Scotland to make and subscribe the acknowledgement or declaration mentioned in the Protestant Religion and Presbyterian Church Act 1707.
5 Declaration in Act of Queen Anne not to be required of principals of or professors in Scottish Universities.
It shall not be necessary for any person who shall have been, or shall be, elected, presented or provided to the office of principal, professor, regent, master or other office in any of the universities or colleges in Scotland to make and subscribe the acknowledgement or declaration mentioned in the Protestant Religion and Presbyterian Church Act 1707.
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