The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 57
... charitable bequests failed , said , quite correctly , that the law provided that if bequeathed property " stayed in the public domain ( through a general [ although His Honour preferred the term ' paramount ' ] charitable inten- tion ) ...
... charitable bequests failed , said , quite correctly , that the law provided that if bequeathed property " stayed in the public domain ( through a general [ although His Honour preferred the term ' paramount ' ] charitable inten- tion ) ...
Page 57
... charitable purpose , s 61B can be used to save it . The testator must be shown to have had a substantially charitable mind but to have fallen foul of the law of uncertainty by including either actually or potentially a non - charitable ...
... charitable purpose , s 61B can be used to save it . The testator must be shown to have had a substantially charitable mind but to have fallen foul of the law of uncertainty by including either actually or potentially a non - charitable ...
Page 58
... charitable as designed to promote the public welfare of Aborigines and Torres Straits Islanders . Mixed purposes There thus existed a mixture of charitable and non - charita- ble purposes . Santow J thus turned to the New South Wales ...
... charitable as designed to promote the public welfare of Aborigines and Torres Straits Islanders . Mixed purposes There thus existed a mixture of charitable and non - charita- ble purposes . Santow J thus turned to the New South Wales ...
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