Public Trusts Act 1882

Whenever the Recorder decides as aforesaid to register any trust he shall enter or cause to be entered at the top of a folium in the Register of Public Trusts a short description of the trust such as he may deem sufficient for the purpose of distinguishing it from other registered trusts, and in case the trust is for religious purposes connected with any particular religious denomination, of denoting with what denomination it is connected, and he shall enter or cause to be entered in the proper line and column the number of the trustees, the name and description of every trustee, and the date of making the entry, and sign his name in the proper column in the same line with the name of every trustee to authenticate the entry; and thereupon such trust shall be deemed to be registered under the provisions of this Act.