62. Gifts for associations and perpetual institutions.
62. Gifts for associations and perpetual institutions.
Charities (Volume 8 (2019), paras 1–657) | Commentary
An association or institution may benefit its members in the course of carrying out its main charitable purpose, and this alone will not prevent its being a charity1. It is a question of fact whether there is so much personal
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An association or institution may benefit its members in the course of carrying out its main charitable purpose, and this alone will not prevent its being a charity1. It is a question of fact whether there is so much personal
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