Case Comment: Remuneration of Directors
Should directors of charitable organizations be permitted to pay themselves for services rendered to the organization which are not related to their duties as directors?
Should directors of charitable organizations be permitted to pay themselves for services rendered to the organization which are not related to their duties as directors?
By G. Newton and C Buda Published by Centre for Community Ventures, Berkeley, CA. 1986 The Complete Guide to Money-Making Ventures for Nonprofit Organizations By
Readers are invited to respond to opinons expressed in this section. If appropriate, their views will be published. Sorting through the issues in philanthropy is
The Ontario Minister of Colleges and Universities frequently has cause to consider the views of the Ontario Council on University Affairs (OCUA). OCUA strives to
Our preoccupation with money, noted in the last issue, continues with this. The indefatigable Allan Arlett brings us up to date with trends and issues
Introduction Three recent Ontario cases have addressed the question of the court’s power to intetvene in the activities of a charity. This article will analyze
By Arthur B.C. Drache Published by Richard De Boo Publishers, Toronto, 1987, $135 (supplements sold separately) REVIEWED BY DAVID E. SPIRO Student-at-Law, Ontario The sheer
Board members of both private and public sector organizations are giving more and more thought to their responsibilities. They are asking themselves: What am I