Christ College Act 1926

All property, both real and personal, and all choses in action, rights, and powers at present vested in or held by –

Arthur Larchin Butler, Robert McFarlane Harvey, and William Percy Hood, being and as the trustees of the institution known as Christ College, and in whom the property of that institution was vested by an order of the Supreme Court of Tasmania dated 11th May 1925;

the Venerable Frederick Taylor Whitington, Edward Henry Butler, the Right Reverend Robert Snowden Hay, Edwin Herbert Webster, and William Frederick Dennis Butler, or any one or more of them, as trustees of the Hutchins School;

William Martin Hardwicke Weedon, Stuart Eardley Wilmot, George Crosby Gilmore, Alfred Lawrence Green, Ernest Granville Miller, George Edward Harrap, Robert Lewis Parker, Harry Gillett, Alfred Richard Beresford, George Campbell Hinman, Cyril Aubrey Perrin, and Harry David Hadden Cummins, or any of them, under and by virtue of a deed poll dated 13th August 1862, the Launceston Church of England Grammar School Act 1924, or by any other means upon trust for the Launceston Church of England Grammar School;

His Lordship the Bishop of Tasmania for the time being under and by virtue of the will of James Denton Toosey, deceased, dated 10th May 1882, and registered on 5th May 1884 (Number 22/2154);

the trustees of the property known as the Ancanthe Estate and Franklin Endowment, comprising all the lands described in an indenture dated 2nd November 1843, and made between Sir John Franklin and Jane, his wife, of the first part, Edward Samuel Pickard Bedford of the second part, the Reverend Thomas James Ewing of the third part, John Price of the fourth part, and the Right Reverend Francis Russell Nixon, Bishop of Tasmania, James Ebenezer Bicheno, the said Thomas James Ewing, the Reverend John Phillip Gell, and Ronald Campbell Gunn of the fifth part –

shall, by virtue of this Act, and as from the coming into operation thereof, without any conveyance, assignment, or other instrument, be vested in Christ College Trust, but subject, nevertheless, to all mortgages, leases, and other contracts lawfully made in respect thereof.