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... trust the High Court can , under Part III of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957 , apply the funds to another charitable ... trust there is a power to vary the administration of the trust . In this case the test is rather lower and the ...
... trust the High Court can , under Part III of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957 , apply the funds to another charitable ... trust there is a power to vary the administration of the trust . In this case the test is rather lower and the ...
Page 243
... trusts can be omitted or modified . Creation of an express trust both imposes obligations and confers rights on the trustees . These arise by virtue of the express provisions of the trust deed and by implication from legislation and ...
... trusts can be omitted or modified . Creation of an express trust both imposes obligations and confers rights on the trustees . These arise by virtue of the express provisions of the trust deed and by implication from legislation and ...
Page 285
... trust , the proceeds would have been income . While the difference is surprising , it does appear to be quite deliberate . Subparagraph OD 8 ( 4 ) ( b ) ( iv ) uses a similar formula but expressly includes in the class of tainting bene ...
... trust , the proceeds would have been income . While the difference is surprising , it does appear to be quite deliberate . Subparagraph OD 8 ( 4 ) ( b ) ( iv ) uses a similar formula but expressly includes in the class of tainting bene ...
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