Case and Comment: Discriminatory Conditions re Rattray
When an institution is given property upon terms which it regards as objectionable an obvious solution is to disclaim the gift. This course of high
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Philanthropy And The Church
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Une Fiducie Bien Speciale
Ce bref article entend considerer l’application et les efiets en droit quebecois des dispositions testamentaires etablissant des legataires seulement fiduciaires ou simples ministres pour des
Corporate Law Reform And Canadian Not-For-Profit Corporations
Excerpts from a paper presented August 28, 1973 at the Taxation/Wills and Trust Section of the 55th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Bar Association. The
From Grantee To Grantor
An Address delivered at a Conference on “Foundations in the Seventies” at the Guild Inn in Scarborough, Ontario May 1973. Mary L. Northway, Chairman of
Health Studies And Charitable Foundations
I should explain right at the beginning that my professional experience as an agency executive has been almost exclusively in the mental health field. I
Cases and Comments: Gifts To Charities Which Do Not Exist
A problem which is illustrated by two recent cases arises where a testator makes a gift to a charity which does not exist. The error
Flashback: The eight degrees of charity
Rabbi Moses Ben Maimonides, a Spanish philosopher of the twelfth century The First and lowest degree is to give, but with reluctance or regret. This