Shedding the shackles of Bowman: A critical review of the political purpose doctrine and charity law in New Zealand
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Export citationChevalier-Watts, J. (2015). Shedding the shackles of Bowman: A critical review of the political purpose doctrine and charity law in New Zealand. New Zealand Law Journal, April, 108–115.
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Abstract
The shackles that bound New Zealand to the political purpose doctrine, the notorious doctrine found within charity law, have now, at last, been shed, with the delivery of the long awaited Supreme Court judgment of Re Greenpeace of New Zealand Incorporated. This article explores whether the shedding of the shackles that bound New Zealand jurisprudence to this doctrine was inevitable, in light of national and international judicial influences and commentary.
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LexisNexis NZ Ltd
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This is the submitted version of an article published in the journal: New Zealand Law Journal. ©2015 LexisNexis NZ Ltd. Used with permission.
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