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Valuers Bill

Valuers Registration Board and New Zealand Institute of Valuers - New Zealand Institute of Valuers

71: Institute is body corporate

You could also call this:

"The Institute is a permanent organisation that can own things and make decisions."

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The proposed law says the Institute will be a body corporate. This means it will exist forever and have a common seal. You can think of a common seal like a special stamp that shows something belongs to the Institute. The Institute will be able to own property, like a house or a car. It will also be able to do things that companies can do, like buy and sell things. The Institute will be able to take actions and have things happen to it, just like any other company.

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Part 3Valuers Registration Board and New Zealand Institute of Valuers
New Zealand Institute of Valuers

71Institute is body corporate

  1. The Institute—

  2. is a body corporate with perpetual succession and a common seal; and
    1. is capable of holding real and personal property and of doing and suffering all that bodies corporate may do and suffer.