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Page 68
... object already held to be charitable and the new object claimed to be charitable . And this gradual extension has proceeded so far that there are few modern reported cases where a bequest or donation was made or an institution was being ...
... object already held to be charitable and the new object claimed to be charitable . And this gradual extension has proceeded so far that there are few modern reported cases where a bequest or donation was made or an institution was being ...
Page 69
... object , the regulation of their sport . However , in relation to an object purely for the encouragement of sport Kennedy J held : It was conceded that the decision in Re Nottage stood in the way ... the testator stating his object in ...
... object , the regulation of their sport . However , in relation to an object purely for the encouragement of sport Kennedy J held : It was conceded that the decision in Re Nottage stood in the way ... the testator stating his object in ...
Page 298
... object ( b ) is to affirm the obligation of parents to main- tain their children , but the Act focuses only on " liable parents " ; • object ( c ) is to affirm the right of caregivers of children to receive financial support in respect ...
... object ( b ) is to affirm the obligation of parents to main- tain their children , but the Act focuses only on " liable parents " ; • object ( c ) is to affirm the right of caregivers of children to receive financial support in respect ...
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