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Description
- Provides a comprehensive guide to the law relating to charities
- Explains the meaning of “charity” and “charitable purposes” in the law of England and Wales
- Discusses specific heads of charity as set out in section 3(1) of the Charities Act 2011
- Looks at the special legal treatment of charities
- Considers registration, exempt and excepted charities, and legal structures
- Looks in detail at construction, initial failure of charitable gifts and cy-près
- Outlines the roles of the Crown, visitors and other authorities, and the Charity Commission
- Discusses legal proceedings relating to charities
- Details the powers and duties of charity trustees, fundraising, and the appointment and removal of trustees and officers
- Contains a chapter on taxation
- Deals with merger and termination of charities
- The Charities Act 2022, implementing most of the Law Commission's recommendations in its 2017 report, Technical Issues in Charity Law
- A large number of judicial decisions, on issues such as the duties of members of a charitable company limited by guarantee and the court's power to direct such a member in the exercise of their voting powers; the scope of permissible discrimination in the provision of benefits by a charity under the Equality Act 2010; mandatory relief from non-domestic rates and the public benefit requirement; the meaning of "charity proceedings" under the Charities Act 2011, s.115; whether a charitable trust was created over land acquired by a local authority; and charity trustees' powers of investment, in particular whether trustees are bound to exclude investments that conflict with their charitable purposes
- Increased coverage of standing to bring claims to establish the existence of charitable trust, and the common law of standing to bring claims for breach of charitable trust
- Enhanced coverage of various descriptions of charitable purpose, including the advancement of religion and the advancement of education.
- New sections on charity trustees' duties to operate charities to advance public benefit, and trusts in general terms of the benefit of a locality/country
- Expanded discussion of the courts’ relative leniency to charity trustees
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Description
- Provides a comprehensive guide to the law relating to charities
- Explains the meaning of “charity” and “charitable purposes” in the law of England and Wales
- Discusses specific heads of charity as set out in section 3(1) of the Charities Act 2011
- Looks at the special legal treatment of charities
- Considers registration, exempt and excepted charities, and legal structures
- Looks in detail at construction, initial failure of charitable gifts and cy-près
- Outlines the roles of the Crown, visitors and other authorities, and the Charity Commission
- Discusses legal proceedings relating to charities
- Details the powers and duties of charity trustees, fundraising, and the appointment and removal of trustees and officers
- Contains a chapter on taxation
- Deals with merger and termination of charities
- The Charities Act 2022, implementing most of the Law Commission's recommendations in its 2017 report, Technical Issues in Charity Law
- A large number of judicial decisions, on issues such as the duties of members of a charitable company limited by guarantee and the court's power to direct such a member in the exercise of their voting powers; the scope of permissible discrimination in the provision of benefits by a charity under the Equality Act 2010; mandatory relief from non-domestic rates and the public benefit requirement; the meaning of "charity proceedings" under the Charities Act 2011, s.115; whether a charitable trust was created over land acquired by a local authority; and charity trustees' powers of investment, in particular whether trustees are bound to exclude investments that conflict with their charitable purposes
- Increased coverage of standing to bring claims to establish the existence of charitable trust, and the common law of standing to bring claims for breach of charitable trust
- Enhanced coverage of various descriptions of charitable purpose, including the advancement of religion and the advancement of education.
- New sections on charity trustees' duties to operate charities to advance public benefit, and trusts in general terms of the benefit of a locality/country
- Expanded discussion of the courts’ relative leniency to charity trustees
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