Re De Carteret. Forster v De Carteret
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1933 |
| Year | 1933 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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7 cases
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Baddeley and Others (Trustees of the Newtown Trust) v Commissioners of Inland Revenue
...it might have an income up to £250 a year. The authorities on the subject are collected in Maugham, J.'s decision in In re de Carteret, [1933] Ch. 103, where he come to the conclusion that there might be a good charity for the relief of poverty though the persons to be benefited are by no m......
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Commissioners of Inland Revenue v Baddeley
...submitted, in my view rightly, that "poverty" in relation to charity is a relative term not confined to destitution, and referred to In re De Carteret, 1933 Chancery, 103, as typical of the authorities on this point. He contended therefore that insufficiency of means otherwise to enjoy the......
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Commissioners of Inland Revenue v Baddeley and Others (Trustees of the Newtown Trust)
...that there may be a good charity for the relief of persons who are not in grinding need or utter destitution: see In re de Carteret [1933] Ch. 103. But I agree with Mr. Justice Harman, and am content to adopt his words, that relief connotes need of some sort, either need for a home or for t......
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Baddeley and Others (Trustees of the Newtown Trust) v Commissioners of Inland Revenue
... ... The authorities on the subject are collected in Maugham, J.'s decision in In re de Carteret , [1933] Ch. 103, where he come to the conclusion that there might be a good charity for the relief ... ...
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