Corporate body may make rules
14 Corporate body may make rules
Every corporate body constituted under the provisions of this Act may if it thinks fit from time to time change its name or its seal and may make such rules and regulations as may be necessary or expedient for its own guidance and management and for carrying out its powers and duties hereunder, and may execute any deed and sign any document or any instrument under the Transfer of Land Act 1890 or any statutory modification thereof by affixing its seal thereto in the presence of any three of the members of such corporate body, of whom if he is a member of such corporate body the bishop or a member appointed by him from time to time to act in his stead shall be one.
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