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The Charter for Scott Christian University

39. The Common Seal and the Signification of Documents

Edition: 2022-12-31 · In force

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39. The Common Seal and the Signification of Documents

(1)The common seal shall be kept in such custody as the Governing Council may direct and shall be used upon the order and direction of the Governing Council.
(2)The common seal shall be authenticated by the signature of the Principal, or of any other member of the Governing Council duly authorised by the Governing Council in that behalf, and one of the Deputy Principals.
(3)The common seal when affixed to any document and duly authenticated under this Section, shall be judicially and officially noticed, and unless and until the contrary is proven, any necessary order or authorisation of the Governing Council under this Section shall be presumed to have been duly given.
(4)All documents other than those required by law to be under seal, made on behalf of the Governing Council, and all decisions of the Governing Council may be signified under the hand of the Chairperson and the Principal or a Deputy Principal or any other member of the Governing Council duly authorised by the Governing Council in that behalf.
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Source: Kenya Law