The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 58
... benefit of the community or a significant section of the community . Third , that purpose must be exclusively charitable . It is instructive to assess whether the Railways Staff Welfare Charitable Trust passes muster under the general ...
... benefit of the community or a significant section of the community . Third , that purpose must be exclusively charitable . It is instructive to assess whether the Railways Staff Welfare Charitable Trust passes muster under the general ...
Page 70
... benefit . The promo- tion of agriculture is a charitable purpose , because through it there is a benefit , direct or indirect , to the community at large : between a loan to an individual planter and any benefit to the community the ...
... benefit . The promo- tion of agriculture is a charitable purpose , because through it there is a benefit , direct or indirect , to the community at large : between a loan to an individual planter and any benefit to the community the ...
Page 191
... benefit continued to be paid after she commenced work . In March she then wrote to the same officer at the department , repeating the notifi- cation . Despite this , the benefit continued to be paid for another six months . During this ...
... benefit continued to be paid after she commenced work . In March she then wrote to the same officer at the department , repeating the notifi- cation . Despite this , the benefit continued to be paid for another six months . During this ...
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