The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 65
... trust ( although it could raise funds in the same manner ) could not apply the money to benefit the same sports club RECENT LEGISLATION Penalty three months ' imprison- that continued association. CHARITABLE TRUSTS AND GAMING MACHINES ...
... trust ( although it could raise funds in the same manner ) could not apply the money to benefit the same sports club RECENT LEGISLATION Penalty three months ' imprison- that continued association. CHARITABLE TRUSTS AND GAMING MACHINES ...
Page 257
... trust con- stitution can have marked effects on the validity of the trust it purports to create . Thus a settlor : ( a ) Can create a valid trust reserving a general power of appointment and naming non - settlor beneficiaries in default ...
... trust con- stitution can have marked effects on the validity of the trust it purports to create . Thus a settlor : ( a ) Can create a valid trust reserving a general power of appointment and naming non - settlor beneficiaries in default ...
Page 258
... trust was set up and , according to the documenta- tion , was a properly constituted trust . However , it was a sham because the parties to it did not observe the legal rights and obligations that the trust purported to create . They ...
... trust was set up and , according to the documenta- tion , was a properly constituted trust . However , it was a sham because the parties to it did not observe the legal rights and obligations that the trust purported to create . They ...
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