SCHEDULE 11 Index of Defined Expressions
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 11 Index of Defined Expressions

Section 357

aggregate gross income (in Part 8)section 175
the appropriate registrar (in sections 230 to 233)section 230(2)
application for amalgamation (in sections 237 to 239)section 237(7)
application for conversion (in sections 230 to 233)section 230(3)
available endowment fund (in Parts 13 and 14 [Part 13]) section 281(7) [sections 281(7) and 284A(9)] (and see also sections 282(5) and 288(7) [section 282(5)])
benefit (in sections 185 and 186, 198 and various provisions in Part 11)sections 187, 199 and 248
charitable companysection 193
charitable purpose or purposessections 2(1) and 11
charitable purposes, failure of (in [section 63A])section 66(1)
charitysections 1 and 10 (and see also section 12)
charity law (in Chapter 3 of Part 17)section 331(1)
charity trusteessection 177
child (in sections 118(2)(c), 188(1)(a), 200(1)(a)[, 249(2)(a) and 280B(3)(a)])section
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