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| "The family connection when a charity is for the advancement of Indigenous Peoples: Australia and New Zealand compared" | [2009] LRightsLaws 4 | Martin, Fiona; Sharp, Audrey | Australia | circa 2009 | AustLII |
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| Smith, In re; Johnson v Bright Smith |
[1914] UKLawRpCh 46; |
Court of Chancery | United Kingdom | 18 Mar 1914 | CommonLII |
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| - The Illegality Defence | [2010] EWLC 320 | Law Commission | United Kingdom | 16 Mar 2010 | BAILII |
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| "Charities for the Benefit of Employees: Why Trusts for the Benefit of Employees Fail the Public Benefit Test" | [2009] UNSWLRS 45 | Martin, Fiona | Australia | circa 2009 | AustLII |
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| "The family connection when a charity is for the advancement of Indigenous Peoples: Australia and New Zealand compared" | [2009] LRightsLaws 4 | Martin, Fiona; Sharp, Audrey | Australia | circa 2009 | AustLII |
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| "Charities for the Benefit of Employees: Why Trusts for the Benefit of Employees Fail the Public Benefit Test" | (2007) 5 E-Journal of Tax Research 59 | Martin, Fiona | Australia | circa 2007 | AustLII |
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| "Entities that Manage and Maintain Native Title: Can They Be Exempt From Tax as Charitable Trusts? " | [2007] UNSWLRS 40 | Martin, Fiona | Australia | circa 2007 | AustLII |
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| "Family Pet: A Limitation on the Freedom of Testamentary Disposition, The" | (1987-1989) 9 University of Tasmania Law Review 51 | Jamieson, Philip | Australia - Tasmania | circa 1989 | AustLII |
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| Forbes v Forbes |
[1854] EngR 317; |
Rolls Court | United Kingdom | circa 1854 | CommonLII |
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| 8 Hlcas 5711 |
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House of Lords | United Kingdom |
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