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Trust Purposes
- trustee does not have complete freedom
- Too Vague
- Hardie v Morrison
- sale of books for 'free thought'
- sale of books for 'free thought'
- McLean v Henderson
- Phernology case
- Phernology case
- Hardie v Morrison
- Too Wide
- Wood v Woods Exr
- 'as she knows i would wish'
- 'as she knows i would wish'
- Wood v Woods Exr
- Identifying class of person
- Salvesons Tv v Wye
- 'Poor relative and aqaintences'
- 'Poor relative and aqaintences'
- Smellie v Glasgow RI
- 'persons i should like to remember'
- 'persons i should like to remember'
- Salvesons Tv v Wye
- Certain expressions
- Charitable purposes
- allowable
- allowable
- too vague
- benevolent purposes
- religious purposes
- purblic purposes
- benevolent purposes
- Conjunctive and Disjunctive
- and/or
- charitable and religious purposes may be void
- charitable and religious purposes may be void
- purposes both charitable and religious is valid
- and/or
- Charitable purposes
- Requirement to nominate
- Angus Exr v Batchans Tr
- no trustees appointed
- no trustees appointed
- Angus Exr v Batchans Tr
- Illeality of purposes
- criminal
- prohibited
- contravenng statute
- e.g. successive liferents
- e.g. successive liferents
- contravenng statute
- Contra bonos mores
- offend against natural moral sense
- conditions which resrit freedom of choice
- Aird v Aird
- brother to be batchelor to receive benefit
- brother to be batchelor to receive benefit
- Aird v Aird
- conditions which resrit freedom of choice
- offend against natural moral sense
- conrary to public policy
- McCaig Cases
- Flockhart's Tr v Bourlet
- Cannot leave money for pets
- Cannot leave money for pets
- McCaig Cases
- criminal
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