Titlebook: Charity Law & Social Policy; National and Interna Kerry O’Halloran (Adjunct Professor),Myles McGrego Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Me

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The United States and its current characteristics. It then considers the background to the present relationship between charity and social policy, followed by an outline of the history of the relationship between charity and the law as developed primarily through its case law and legislative milestones. The common l

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Canada 1534. The first French settlement was made in 1605 at Port-Royal (today’s Annapolis Royal) under Samuel de Champlain. In 1608 Quebec City, the town that became the heart of New-France, was established. The French claimed Canada as their own and 6,000 settlers arrived, settling along the St. Lawrenc

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Definitional Problems: Charitable Purposeslay a more prominent role in its social policy strategy and to provide a better ‘fit’ with State plans for future public benefit provision particularly as regards social and health care services..Consequently, for the first time in 400 years, legislation is being introduced to change key definitiona

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Framework Problems: Legal and Administrative Regimesregulating body is often determined by the type of legal form adopted by a charity, the chapter then turns to consider legal structures. This entails discussion of matters relating to the distinction between trust and company, the merits of new statutory models, the emergence of hybrid bodies to fac

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Statistique et probabilités appliquéesrelationship, has now assumed a position of strategic legal significance as government reform of charity law furthers its social policy objective of sharing or transferring the responsibility of public service provision to charities and the voluntary sector. It then focuses more particularly upon th

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