Public Trusts Act 1882

Every trust registered under the provisions of this Act shall be deemed to be a trust that might be properly registered under the provisions hereof, and every entry in the Register of Public Trusts shall, for the purpose of determining who are or were at any time the trustees of any trust registered under the provisions of this Act, be conclusive evidence, and may be sufficiently proved for all purposes by any copy thereof certified under the hand of the Recorder.