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Abstract
It now becomes necessary to examine the cases in which the disposition could not be treated as one to the existing members. This treatment will disclose that some courts have been prepared to regard some dispositions to associations as being for the purposes of the association. The only way in which property may be devoted to a purpose without conferring beneficial interests on particular individuals is by a trust. Accordingly in many instances the disposition takes effect as a trust.
Recommended Citation
Harold A. Ford,
Dispositions of Property to Unincorporated Non-Profit Associations,
55
Mich. L. Rev.
235
(1956).
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