This paper covers the implications of the Word Investments case. in particular:
- background
- analysis of the facts
- reasoning and decisions of the case
- practical implications of the case
- case studies of activities and structures
- what can be expected.
Miscellaneous
2009
The changing landscape for the not-for-profit sector: The implications of the Word Investments case
Source: South Australia
Published Date: 18 Mar 2009
Individual Session
The changing landscape for the not-for-profit sector: The implications of the Word Investments case
Author(s):
Will Marryat CTA
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- Published By: Will Marryat CTA
- Published On:18 Mar 2009
- Took place at:Sebel Playford, Adelaide
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