Universities and College Estates Act 1925 (1925 c 24)

The 1925 legislation was enacted to facilitate the management, sale, and leasing of estates belonging to universities and collegiate institutions in the UK. This Act streamlined processes for these educational institutions, allowing them to handle their property more efficiently. It provided the legal framework that enabled the proper administration of vested lands and improved the capability of universities to utilise their estates for financial stability and growth. This legislation also helped ensure that funds derived from property could support educational purposes directly, reflecting the evolving needs of higher educational institutions.

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Universities and College Estates Act 1925 (1925 c 24)

The 1925 legislation was enacted to facilitate the management, sale, and leasing of estates belonging to universities and collegiate institutions in the UK. This Act streamlined processes for these educational institutions, allowing them to handle their property more efficiently. It provided the legal framework that enabled the proper administration of vested lands and improved the capability of universities to utilise their estates for financial stability and growth. This legislation also helped ensure that funds derived from property could support educational purposes directly, reflecting the evolving needs of higher educational institutions.

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Universities and College Estates Act 1925 (1925 c 24)

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