Universities and Colleges (Trusts) Act 1943
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1 Universities and colleges to which the Act applies.
(1) This Act shall apply to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge and to the colleges in those universities, and to the College of St. Mary of Winchester, near Winchester, and the expressions “university” and “college” shall be construed accordingly, (2) For the purposes of this Act, the Cathedral or House of Christ Church in Oxford, Keble College, St. Peter’s Hall, Somerville College, Lady Margaret Hall, St. Hugh’s College and St. Hilda’s College, shall be deemed to be colleges in the University of Oxford, and Selwyn College, Girton College and Newnham College shall be deemed to be colleges in the University of Cambridge.
1 Universities and colleges to which the Act applies.
(1) This Act shall apply to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge and to the colleges in those universities, and to the College of St. Mary of Winchester, near Winchester, and the expressions “university” and “college” shall be construed accordingly, (2) For the purposes of this Act, the Cathedral or House of Christ Church in Oxford, Keble College, St. Peter’s Hall, Somerville College, Lady Margaret Hall, St. Hugh’s College and St. Hilda’s College, shall be deemed to be colleges in the University of Oxford, and Selwyn College, Girton College and Newnham College shall be deemed to be colleges in the University of Cambridge.
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