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Page 68
... charitable purposes , whereas in those cases the interpretation turned upon a future exercise of power by the settlor . The Court reserved the question of whether the existence of such a power would compromise the ability of a trust to ...
... charitable purposes , whereas in those cases the interpretation turned upon a future exercise of power by the settlor . The Court reserved the question of whether the existence of such a power would compromise the ability of a trust to ...
Page 79
... charitable status attracts . If this were not so , the issues of whether " charitable purpose " was defined by precedence or by statute would be of little consequence . Lord Cross , in Dingle v Turner [ 1972 ] AC 601 , observing that ...
... charitable status attracts . If this were not so , the issues of whether " charitable purpose " was defined by precedence or by statute would be of little consequence . Lord Cross , in Dingle v Turner [ 1972 ] AC 601 , observing that ...
Page 84
... charitable status . Having found those two grains of wheat , they are , contrary to Bassanio's opinion in speaking of Gratiano's verbosity , " worth the search " . A H Maslow's " A Theory of Human Motivation " 1943 ( 50 ) Psychological ...
... charitable status . Having found those two grains of wheat , they are , contrary to Bassanio's opinion in speaking of Gratiano's verbosity , " worth the search " . A H Maslow's " A Theory of Human Motivation " 1943 ( 50 ) Psychological ...
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