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Page 103
The argument that the encouragement of rising artists made the trust a charitable
one for the promotion of art was easily set aside . On the other hand , in Weir v .
Crum Brown ( [ 1907 ] , S. C. 185 ) ; Affd . ( [ 1908 ] , S. C. ( H. L. ) 3 ) , a trust for ...
The argument that the encouragement of rising artists made the trust a charitable
one for the promotion of art was easily set aside . On the other hand , in Weir v .
Crum Brown ( [ 1907 ] , S. C. 185 ) ; Affd . ( [ 1908 ] , S. C. ( H. L. ) 3 ) , a trust for ...
Page 218
There the deceased had on his marriage disentailed freeholds and conveyed the
same to trustees upon trust during the life - time of his parents and the survivor of
them , to receive certain annual payments , & c . , after the death of the survivor ...
There the deceased had on his marriage disentailed freeholds and conveyed the
same to trustees upon trust during the life - time of his parents and the survivor of
them , to receive certain annual payments , & c . , after the death of the survivor ...
Page 279
It seems from this , that a trust for the support of a scholar or exhibitioner , not
attached to any university or college , would be an ordinary charitable use , and
would not fall within the exemption of sect . 7. The Universities Act 1877 provides
by ...
It seems from this , that a trust for the support of a scholar or exhibitioner , not
attached to any university or college , would be an ordinary charitable use , and
would not fall within the exemption of sect . 7. The Universities Act 1877 provides
by ...
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ALIENS ACT INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE 432 | 26 |
COMMUNICANTS AND THE DECEASED WIFES SISTER ACT 1907 | 66 |
CONTEMPORARY FOREIGN LITERATURE | 126 |
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