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aforesaid to be annually appointed by the ordinary of the
diocese shall die or resign, it shall be competent for the said
ordinary to fill the said vacancy in the corporation aforesaid,
by appointing another person to serve for the remainder of the
term of the one so doing or resigning, and until a successor
thereto shall be duly chosen according to the terms of sec-
tion 313; and if at any time the corporators for the time being
shall think it wise to change the name of the said corporation,
they may do the same by a certificate under their hands and
seals, to be acknowledged and recorded as provided for in the
case of the original certificate mentioned in section 313 of this
article.

1892, ch. 614, sec. 217 D.

316. Any person or persons, individual or corporation, hold-
ing lands or goods and chattels, or any interest therein, in trust
for any particular church or congregation, church society con-
gregation, of the said denomination, wherein a corporation
shall be formed in accordance with the terms of section 313,
shall convey the same to the said corporation as soon as
possible after its formation under the terms of the three pre-
ceding sections; and any gift, devise or bequest heretofore or
hereafter made to any such congregation, or to any person or
persons, individual or corporation in trust therefor, shall enure
to the benefit of the corporation to be formed in such congre-
gation (if any such corporation shall be so formed according
to the terms of said sections), whether the said corporation be
or be not accurately described in such gift, devise or bequest;
provided, that the intention of the donor or testator be clear
that the same should enure to the benefit of the said congrega-
tion.

Safe Deposit Companies.

1904, ch, 92, sec. 221 A.

317. No safe deposit company, incorporated under the laws
of this State or any other State, the District of Columbia, or any
territory of the United States, and engaged in the business of
renting out locked boxes or safes for the storage or safe keeping
of securities and valuables, in a vault in its building or under
its control, within this State, and no corporation engaged in
said business within this State shall permit entry or access to
be made by one of any two or more co-trustees, co-executors
or administrators, or other joint fiduciaries, to whom it shall
have rented a safe or box in such vault for the storage or safe