The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... benefit sporting activities , and how they are affected by the use of revenue from gaming machines . The purpose of this article is to discuss these two issues . Prerequisites to trust being " charitable " Before a trust is considered ...
... benefit sporting activities , and how they are affected by the use of revenue from gaming machines . The purpose of this article is to discuss these two issues . Prerequisites to trust being " charitable " Before a trust is considered ...
Page 64
... benefit requirement had been met . Arguably this approach is just as unsatisfactory . The House of Lords also left open whether the test of public benefit is different under each of the four heads of charity . The highest New Zealand ...
... benefit requirement had been met . Arguably this approach is just as unsatisfactory . The House of Lords also left open whether the test of public benefit is different under each of the four heads of charity . The highest New Zealand ...
Page 65
... benefit the same sports club RECENT LEGISLATION Penalty three months ' imprison- that continued association. CHARITABLE TRUSTS AND GAMING MACHINES Introduction A charitable trust will often need to fund - raise to obtain money to fulfil ...
... benefit the same sports club RECENT LEGISLATION Penalty three months ' imprison- that continued association. CHARITABLE TRUSTS AND GAMING MACHINES Introduction A charitable trust will often need to fund - raise to obtain money to fulfil ...
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