2005 North Carolina Code - General Statutes § 39-25. Title vested; conveyance; probate.

§ 39‑25.  Title vested; conveyance; probate.

Where real estate has been or may be hereafter conveyed to such organizations or associations in their common or corporate name the said title shall vest in said organizations, and may be conveyed by said organization in its common name, when such conveyance is authorized by resolution of the body duly constituted and held, by a deed signed by its chairman or president, and its secretary or treasurer, or such officer as is the custodian of its common seal with its official seal affixed, the said conveyance to be proven and probated in the same manner as provided by law for deeds by corporations, and conveyances thus made by such organizations and associations shall convey good and fee simple title to said land. (1939, c. 133, s. 2.)

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