
1 
That the said University may, with the view of better promoting the teaching and Study of the Law in the said University, vary by Statute all or any of the Directions, Trusts, and Regulations now in force relating to the Vinerian Professorship and the Vinerian Fellowship and Scholarships respectively, and to the Application of the Funds held in trust by the said University under the Will of Charles Viner Esquire, deceased : Provided, that Part of the Income of such Funds shall always be applied to the teaching of Law, and the Residue towards encouraging the Study of the Law by means of Fellowships or Scholarships or both, and that the Name of the said Charles Viner, or the Title Vinerian, shall always be retained in connexion with the said Foundation: Provided also, that the Interests of the present Professor, Fellow, and Scholars respectively on the said Vinerian Foundation shall not, without their respective Consents, be altered or affected by any such Statute ; but every Person who, after the passing of this Act, may be elected a Vinerian Professor, or Fellow, or Scholar, shall be subject to any Statute to be afterwards made by the University under the Powers of this Act as fully as if he had been elected under such Statute.
2 
All the Provisions of the Oxford University Act, 1862, as to Statutes of the University passed by virtue thereof, shall extend and apply to Statutes of the University made by virtue of this Act; and the Oxford University Act, 1862, and this Act, shall be construed together as One Act.
3 
This Act may be cited for all Purposes as the "Oxford University, Vinerian Foundation, Act, 1865."