Charity and Politics in Canada—A Legal Analysis
A Pemsel Case Foundation Occasional Paper 1. Introduction Under the present income tax law of Canada, corporations, trusts, and organizations that are registered charities are exempt
Maurice C. Cullity
Maurice C. Cullity
Written By Maurice C. Cullity
The Charitable Corporation: A “Bastard” Legal Form Revisited
This article was developed from a presentation by The Honourable Mr. Justice Maurice Cullity to “Fundamental New Developments in the Law of Charities in Canada”,
Case Comment: In the Matter of The Toronto Humane Society Re David Feldman Charitable Foundation
The degree of judicial and administrative supervision that can or should be exercised over charities in Ontario has been a recurring theme in this journal.1
Case Comment: McGovern v. Attorney General
[1981], 3 All E.R. 493 (Ch.D.) Lawyers familiar with the law of charity generally fall into one of two groups. One group is in agreement
Case Comment
In The Matter of the application of The Canadian Foundation for Youth Action for the passing of its accounts for the period Aug. 17, 1973
Cases and Comments: Re Metcalfe
It is not uncommon for an educational institution to be offered gifts subject to conditions, which, if not technically in conflict with the objects of
Statutory Machinery For Supervising Charities
This paper purports to provide no more than an outline of the various statutory methods used for assisting, supervising and controlling the administration of charitable