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Church of Scotland (Property and Endowments) (Amendment) Act 1933

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14 Appointment of interim chairman or vice-chairman of General Trustees during a vacancy.

In the event of the death, resignation or incapacity of the chairman or vice-chairman of the General Trustees between the close of one General Assembly and the meeting of the next General Assembly, the General Trustees are hereby authorised to appoint an interim chairman or vice-chairman (as the case may be) until the first meeting of the General Assembly occurring thereafter, or in the case of incapacity such earlier date as may be specified.

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14 Appointment of interim chairman or vice-chairman of General Trustees during a vacancy.

In the event of the death, resignation or incapacity of the chairman or vice-chairman of the General Trustees between the close of one General Assembly and the meeting of the next General Assembly, the General Trustees are hereby authorised to appoint an interim chairman or vice-chairman (as the case may be) until the first meeting of the General Assembly occurring thereafter, or in the case of incapacity such earlier date as may be specified.

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