No. IA.
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. An Act in addition 10 an Act entitled "An Act enabling Communities to enforce and defend their Rights." s

 SEC. l. De il enacted by the Senate and House of Represent dtieuS tn General Assembly conuened. That all conveyances of property that have been heretofore, or that shall be hereafter made to the trustceso the con- munitv in Enfield in this State, called Sha- kers, or to the trustees of any such commit nity in said town, and to their successors in office, according to the forms and usages m like cases adopted, shall be good and effec- tual in law to convey such property to said trustees and their successors m office. for the uses and purposes in said conveyances men, toned. .... .ta ...,..

 Sau. 2. That all conveyances of property that have been heretofore, or that shall be hereafter made by the trustees of said com munity for the time being. duly executed by them in the manner prescribed by law, shall be good and effectual to convey the property therein described 10 the purchaser l or purchasers thereof and shall be as oblig- atory upon said trustees and their successors in officGas similar conyeyances are upon the grantors therein nnrited. ,t

 SEC 3. That all suits in laW of equity brought by said community to enforce any legal claim or demand. or to recover the possession of any property to them belong. ing, may be brought and prosecuted to final 1 judgement and execution in the names of the trustees of said community for the time being: and any legal claim or den1and against said community may be- in like man. ner enforced by making said trustees Tor the time being defendants in such stiils and in case any or all of said trustees, during the pendency of any such suit or suits. should die or be removed from office, such suit or 1 suits shall not for that cause abate, but such 1 death or removal being suggested upon the record, said suit or suits may be prosecuted to final judgement and execution by or against their successors in office.

 Approved, June 2, 1643.