Charitable trusts in English law are a form of express trust dedicated to charitable goals. There are various advantages to charitable trust status, ...

A charitable trust is a trust made for the benefit of specific charitable purposes. The purpose of the trust must fall into one of the specific purpose ...

A trust where the trustees may only use income or capital to benefit charities or purposes that are recognised as charitable in law (see Practice note, ...

A trust for which the purposes are exclusively charitable. The duties of the trustees of a charitable trust are essentially the same as those applicable ...

All charitable purpose trusts (and more generally, charities) must apply to be registered with the Commissioner of Charities pursuant to the Charities Act 1994.

Under the Charities Act 2011, each of a charity's purposes must be for the public benefit. This means a purpose must be beneficial and any detriment or harm ...

To qualify as a charitable trust, the trust must have a specific purpose that has been deemed charitable. Under traditional law, this includes relief of poverty ...

This prerogative cy pres power is not possessed by any courts in America, but is vested in the several legislatures.

A charitable trust is a way to hold and protect assets (money, property, etc) for charitable purposes.

charitable trust is a purpose trust → they are not trusts for ascertainable beneficiaries, but rather they are trusts for broad brush purposes · So, charitable ...