Schools Sites Act 1841 is up to date with all changes known to be in force on or before 29 March 2025. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date.
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2. Landlords empowered to convey land to be used as sites for schools, &c.
3. Chancellor and council of the duchy of Lancaster empowered to grant lands to the trustees of any existing or intended school.
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5. Persons under disability empowered to convey lands for the purposes of this Act.
6. Corporations, justices, trustees, &c. empowered to convey lands for the purposes of this Act.
7. Grants of land may be made to corporations or trustees, to be held by them for school purposes.
8. Estates now vested in trustees for the purposes of education may be conveyed to the minister and churchwardens.
11. Application of purchase money for land sold by any ecclesiastical corporation sole.
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13. Ecclesiastical corporations sole to procure a certificate as to the extent of the land conveyed.
14. Trustees empowered to sell or exchange lands or buildings.
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17. No schoolmaster to acquire a life interest by virtue of his appointment.
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