Haesen v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding “that the term ‘organized’ in the statute refers to the entity’s organizational documents, its corporate charter”
• parking lot across the street was exempt because it was actually used by the employees, mostly female, and provided to them as an incentive and for their safety due to “night-time security and limited off-street parking.”
• entity “not organized exclusively for charitable purposes” because corporate charter permitted two additional activities which were not charitable in nature
• the “better view is that the term ‘organized’ in the statute refers to the entity’s organizational documents, its corporate charter.”
• organization dedicated to provision of gynecological and reproductive healthcare services to under-privileged mothers

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).