Challenging legacies - the pros and cons
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Challenging legacies - the pros and cons

21 May 2012 | Mark Keenan
Tags: Law | Legacies

Mark Keenan explores the implications of the case of RSPCA v Gill on charity finance litigation.

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Challenging legacies - the pros and cons

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