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... Board under the Charitable Trusts Act 1957 ( the " Act " ) . The Board which results is a body corporate consisting of the trustees of the trust or the members of the society ( as the case may be ) from time to time ( s 11 ( 2 ) ) . All ...
... Board under the Charitable Trusts Act 1957 ( the " Act " ) . The Board which results is a body corporate consisting of the trustees of the trust or the members of the society ( as the case may be ) from time to time ( s 11 ( 2 ) ) . All ...
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... Board and not the members of a society - formed Board . Even if this interpretation is incorrect , s 60 is likely to be regarded as a procedural provision not intended to create substantive rights . Because it is likely that members do ...
... Board and not the members of a society - formed Board . Even if this interpretation is incorrect , s 60 is likely to be regarded as a procedural provision not intended to create substantive rights . Because it is likely that members do ...
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... Board creates a potentially serious liability , given that many Boards are engaged in trading activities involving ... Board these duties are owed only to the Board itself . A member in breach of fiduciary duty could therefore be ...
... Board creates a potentially serious liability , given that many Boards are engaged in trading activities involving ... Board these duties are owed only to the Board itself . A member in breach of fiduciary duty could therefore be ...
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