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Page 144
... scheme rather than a cy - pres scheme was appropriate here . The Court's approach to Part III schemes When scrutinising a proposed Part III scheme what criteria should the Court apply ? This is obviously an important question for ...
... scheme rather than a cy - pres scheme was appropriate here . The Court's approach to Part III schemes When scrutinising a proposed Part III scheme what criteria should the Court apply ? This is obviously an important question for ...
Page 145
... scheme , it will be in a much stronger position when defending its scheme against objectors , if it has earlier called for submissions from those interested in being considered as substitute beneficiaries and has comprehensively ...
... scheme , it will be in a much stronger position when defending its scheme against objectors , if it has earlier called for submissions from those interested in being considered as substitute beneficiaries and has comprehensively ...
Page 313
... scheme ... ( p 279 ) it is less clear how this supports the " practical certainty " requirement . This requirement does not simply require the taxpayer to have a plan in mind , but in addition that he have the power to procure its ...
... scheme ... ( p 279 ) it is less clear how this supports the " practical certainty " requirement . This requirement does not simply require the taxpayer to have a plan in mind , but in addition that he have the power to procure its ...
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