Charitable Trusts - Charitable Purposes
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Neville Estates Ltd v Madden [1962]
Held: The land held by the Catford Synagogue was held for charitable purposes for the advancement of the Jewish religion. The members of the synagogue were considered to be a sufficient section of the public because they spent time in the community, whereas the Carmelite nuns were excluded from the community.
CA 2011, section 3(2)(b)
CA 2011, section 3(2)(c)
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CA 2011, section 3(2)(d)
IRC v Baddeley [1955]
Held: The trust failed to meet the public benefit requirement because the class is within a limited geographical area and so constituted a class within a class.
CA 2011, section 3(1)(i)
CA 2011, section 3(1)(j)
Re Moss [1949]; Tathan v Drummond (1864)
CA 2011, section 3(1)(l)
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