The Law Journal Reports, Volumen64E.B. Ince, 1895 |
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... income arising from any endowment , " the Act is to apply to the income from endowment only to the exclu- sion of voluntary subscriptions , and no donation or bequest unto or in trust for any such charity of which no special appli ...
... income arising from any endowment , " the Act is to apply to the income from endowment only to the exclu- sion of voluntary subscriptions , and no donation or bequest unto or in trust for any such charity of which no special appli ...
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... income . The purchase - money was produced by the sale of 6,4007 . Consols , part of a larger sum in which the general funds of the corporation had been invested . Part of the land purchased by the cor- poration in 1859 was sold in 1887 ...
... income . The purchase - money was produced by the sale of 6,4007 . Consols , part of a larger sum in which the general funds of the corporation had been invested . Part of the land purchased by the cor- poration in 1859 was sold in 1887 ...
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... income arising from en- dowments . The question , therefore , is , What is an endowment within that sec- tion ? In The Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy v . Sutton ( 6 ) Lord Romilly held that " endowment in section 62 meant an ...
... income arising from en- dowments . The question , therefore , is , What is an endowment within that sec- tion ? In The Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy v . Sutton ( 6 ) Lord Romilly held that " endowment in section 62 meant an ...
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... income because it could not be easily turned into income . It cannot be contended that voluntary subscriptions , if required for the year in which they come in , are not subject to the jurisdiction of the Charity Commis- sioners , but ...
... income because it could not be easily turned into income . It cannot be contended that voluntary subscriptions , if required for the year in which they come in , are not subject to the jurisdiction of the Charity Commis- sioners , but ...
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... income arising from any endowment . " Bearing in mind the definition of endow- ment , we think that these words , if they were not qualified by the subsequent con- text , would mean , and so far as they are not so qualified do mean , income ...
... income arising from any endowment . " Bearing in mind the definition of endow- ment , we think that these words , if they were not qualified by the subsequent con- text , would mean , and so far as they are not so qualified do mean , income ...
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