Connecticut § 33-274 - Trustees may convey real estate to corporation.
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§ 33-274. Trustees may convey real estate to corporation.
Sec. 33-274. Trustees may convey real estate to corporation. Any real estate conveyed for the use of, or as a residence for, a district superintendent or presiding elder of any such district and his successors in office may be conveyed, by the trustees holding the title thereof, to a corporation formed as aforesaid, for the district in which such estate is situated, and the real estate so conveyed shall be held by such corporation upon the conditions set forth in section 33-272.
(1949 Rev., S. 5383.)
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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