260 Execution of documents by incorporated body: general
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

260  Execution of documents by incorporated body: general

(1)     This section and section 261 have effect as respects the execution of documents by an incorporated body.

(2)     If an incorporated body has a common seal, a document may be executed by the body by the affixing of its common seal.

(3)     Whether or not it has a common seal, a document may be executed by an incorporated body by being—

(a)     signed by a majority

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