Public Trusts Act 1882

If after the registration of any trust under the provisions of this Act, any instrument, matter, or thing be made or done which in any manner alters or affects such trust or the manner of changing the trustees, any person concerned, or the Attorney-General in case of trusts connected with any religious denomination, with the consent of the registered head or representative of the denomination, may produce to the Recorder such instrument or any document evidencing such matter or thing, and may prove to the satisfaction of the Recorder that such instrument, matter, or thing has been duly made or done; and thereupon, if the Recorder be of opinion that the instrument or document produced be proper and convenient for the purpose, he shall register the same, and shall write or cause to be written upon such instrument or document a memorandum as in section eleven mentioned, and sign the same.

In any case in which he may think fit, the Recorder may, before the registration of any such instrument or document, direct notice to be given to any person of the application to register the same so that such person may have an opportunity of being heard in opposition to such application.