The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... trust invalid , if as a result basic trust law requirements for the validity of a trust do not exist : the trustees must at all times be accountable to the beneficiaries , and that they must have the ability to bring an action against ...
... trust invalid , if as a result basic trust law requirements for the validity of a trust do not exist : the trustees must at all times be accountable to the beneficiaries , and that they must have the ability to bring an action against ...
Page 58
... trust , which would continue the Society's operations . The reason for the change in the legal status of the Society to that of a charitable trust is inextricably linked to the political and economic developments of the past two dec ...
... trust , which would continue the Society's operations . The reason for the change in the legal status of the Society to that of a charitable trust is inextricably linked to the political and economic developments of the past two dec ...
Page 433
... trust in New Zealand . In particular , we show that accrual accounting , as applied to the recording of depreciation in trusts , may not be suitable in performing the duty of trustees to ensure that the trust's capital ( ie the assets ...
... trust in New Zealand . In particular , we show that accrual accounting , as applied to the recording of depreciation in trusts , may not be suitable in performing the duty of trustees to ensure that the trust's capital ( ie the assets ...
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