Universities (Scotland) Act 1922
1922 c.31
An Act to extend the powers of the Courts of the Universities of Scotland in the making of Ordinances for the superannuation and pensioning of Principals and Professors, and for the admission of Lecturers and Readers to the Senatus Academicus, and to provide for the admission of Lecturers and Readers to membership of the General Councils of those Universities.
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C32 Lecturers and readers to be members of general councils. C2
A lecturer or reader appointed by the university court of a Scottish university who has held the office of lecturer or reader therein for one year shall thenceforward, during his tenure of that office, be a member of the general council of that university and entitled to all the rights and privileges of a member of council although his name is not entered in the register of the council: . . . F2
3 Citation and construction.
This Act may be cited as the Universities (Scotland) Act 1922, and shall, so far as is consistent with the tenor thereof, be read and construed along with the M1Universities (Scotland) Act 1858, and the M2Universities (Scotland) Act 1889, and those Acts and this Act may be cited together as the Universities (Scotland) Acts, 1858 to 1922.
Act excluded by Universities (Scotland) Act 1966 (c. 13), s. 1(1); power to amend and exclude Act conferred by ibid., s. 1(4)