Public Transport Council Act 1987 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 2 · Public Transport Council
4. Council is body corporate
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The Public Transport Council is re-constituted as a body corporate with perpetual succession, capable of all of the following by that name:
Council
“Council” means the Public Transport Council established under section 3;
suing and being sued;
acquiring, holding and disposing of movable and immovable property;
doing and suffering all acts and things that a body corporate may by law do and suffer.
The Council must have an official seal, which may be broken, changed, altered or made anew as the Council thinks fit.
All deeds and other documents requiring the seal of the Council must be sealed with the official seal of the Council.
Every instrument to which the official seal of the Council is affixed must be signed —
by any 2 members of the Council generally or specially authorised by the Council for the purpose; or
by one member of the Council and the Chief Executive.
All courts, judges and persons acting judicially must take judicial notice of the official seal of the Council affixed to any document and must presume that it was duly affixed.[3A