Part b

Question 1

Charity must not have political purpose

Answer 1

McGovern v Att Gen

Question 2

Donor’s intentions do not matter

Answer 2

Re Hummeltenberg

Question 3

Charity must be of public benefit

Answer 3

CA S4

Dingle v Turner

Question 4

Human Rights is charitable cause

Answer 4

S3(1)(h)

Question 5

Charging for services is still charitable

Answer 5

Re Resch

Question 6

Not looking to change policy, merely enforce it

Answer 6

Human Dignity Trust

Question 7

‘Public’ means available to everyone

Answer 7

Re Hobourn Aero Components

Question 8

‘Private nexus’ that exists by way of a contract is not of public benefit

Answer 8

Oppenheim v Tobacco Securities Trust

Question 9

Charities must be beneficial to society

Answer 9

Re Shaw

Question 10

Religion can be charitable if not immoral

Answer 10

Thornton v Howe

Question 11

Religious groups removed from the world cannot be of public benefit

Answer 11

Gilmour v Coates

Question 12

If religious group is at least seen, would be of public benefit

Answer 12

Neville Estates Ltd v Madden

Question 13

Advancement of charitable protection is charitable

Answer 13

S3(1)(i)

Question 14

Amateur sport is still charitable if promoted health involving physical or mental skill

Answer 14

S3(1)(g)