Operation of the Charity in UK Law
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Bayoumi v Women's Total Abstinence Union Ltd and Another
... ... against the Women's Total Abstinence Educational Union Limited, a charity, and Mr James Perkins. The appeal raises questions of some general ... the charity itself was wholly or partially exempted from the operation of the 1853 Act —see section 62 of the 1853 Act and section 48 of the ... ...
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Attorney General v Trustees of the British Museum
... ... -General may authorise: "a payment…out of charity funds which is motivated simply and solely by the belief of the trustees ... a scheme whereby certain endowments, excepted from the operation of the Endowed Schools Act 1869, would be made over to another governing ... ...
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Chichester Diocesan Fund & Board of Finance (Incorporated) v Simpson
... ... satisfy the rule, because of the favour which the law extends to charity. Most of the cases which have arisen have been due to a tendency on the ... amelioration, involves benevolent motives and their practical operation. It may indeed be that the benevolent motive is less apparent or in a ... ...
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Commissioners of Inland Revenue v Baddeley
... ... ' analysis of very different language shows that no such rescue operation is here demanded; that the vital general words appear, not by way of an ... a trust is not charitable and entitled to the privileges which charity confers, unless it is within the spirit and intendment of the preamble to ... ...
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Re Tacon.; Public Trustee v Tacon
... ... : it is well established that in the case of a gift to a charity (that is, to some body of persons or organization admittedly charitable) ... (1) if the charity has ceased to exist before the Will comes into operation, the felt lapses; but (2) ii the charity is still in existence at the date ... ...
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Stanislaw Wyniczenko v Krysytyna Plucinska-Surowka
... ... wills goes to one family the other half goes to Pope John Paul and charity. There is an inference that her husband made a will in equivalent terms on ... On 5 th December 2001 she had a successful cataract operation in her right eye ... 29 ... Dr Tailor ... ...
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Reverend Berhanu Bisrat and Others v Archimandrite Aba Girma Kebede and Others
... ... Tsion, which is an unincorporated association and a registered charity; I shall call it the charity. It holds property in Battersea in Queenstown ... Western European diocese and who therefore is relevant to the operation of the charity's church in Battersea because it is said to be part of that ... ...
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London Borough of Merton Council v Nuffield Health
Application of general charity law. Public benefit requirement. Directly equivalent principle of interpretation of domestic legislation. Charitable purposes... ... % relief from business rates where: “the ratepayer is a charity or trustees for a charity and the hereditament is wholly or mainly used ... LGFA 1988) indicates clearly that the provision depends upon the operation of the general law of charities. The purpose underlying the enactment of ... ...
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Derek Colins Associates Ltd and Others
... ... an agreement with an organisation which is in almost every case a charity, usually a small one. The agreement provides that DCA will deliver to the ... ; the use of the charity's name is the central key to the operation ... 18 7. The terms of the scripts, and ... ...
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Trevor McKee & Gregory Burke v Charity Commission for Northern Ireland
Application for a waiver. Charity tribunal. Disqualification as a trustee. Burden of proof. Charity sector... ... from fundraising events or collection boxes) directly interfered with, or at the least had the potential to directly interfere with, the operation and effectiveness of the Charity and thus the interests of the Charity’s beneficiaries. Mr McKee’s actions in these respects directly conflicted ... ...
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