Section 67Part 9 — United Church
Power to appoint attorneys
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It shall be lawful for the corporation, from time to time when and as it may be deemed necessary or advisable, by deed to appoint a person or persons as the attorney or attorneys of the corporation, or of the members thereof, either generally, for a limited period or on specified conditions and without limiting the generality of the foregoing to —
take possession or care of, or manage or collect the rents of any property real or personal for the time being vested, or claimed to be vested, in the corporation;
enforce or carry into effect the trusts or provisions affecting or rating to any such property real or personal; and
carry out the directions of the members of the corporation or of the Council in respect of the same trust premises or any of them, and such appointments and powers of attorney may, from time to time at the corporation's pleasure, be revoked and determined by deed.