Church of Scotland (Property and Endowments) (Amendment) Act 1933
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5 Parliamentary churches and manses, &c.
Notwithstanding anything in the Act 5 George IV, chapter 90, or in the principal Act, the General Trustees shall, subject to the consent of the General Assembly or any body to which the General Assembly may delegate the necessary powers, . . . , have power, subject to the provisions of any deed of trust, conveyance or other deed applicable thereto, to sell or otherwise dispose of any parliamentary church or manse, or any other subjects connected therewith vested in them under section twenty-three of the principal Act and to apply the proceeds thereof for such ends, uses and purposes as the General Assembly or any body to which the General Assembly may delegate the necessary powers may direct. Provided always that no ground used as a burial ground shall be put to any other use.
5 Parliamentary churches and manses, &c.
Notwithstanding anything in the Act 5 George IV, chapter 90, or in the principal Act, the General Trustees shall, subject to the consent of the General Assembly or any body to which the General Assembly may delegate the necessary powers, . . . , have power, subject to the provisions of any deed of trust, conveyance or other deed applicable thereto, to sell or otherwise dispose of any parliamentary church or manse, or any other subjects connected therewith vested in them under section twenty-three of the principal Act and to apply the proceeds thereof for such ends, uses and purposes as the General Assembly or any body to which the General Assembly may delegate the necessary powers may direct. Provided always that no ground used as a burial ground shall be put to any other use.
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