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· 4/15/1881

Wambach v. Wardell

Citations

  • 31 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 486

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  • holding that the Attorney General enjoys the common law power to participate in litigation involving charitable trusts
  • holding that the Attorney General enjoys the common law power to participate in litigation involving charitable trusts
  • holding that the Attorney General enjoys the common law power to participate in litigation involving charitable trusts
  • holding that the Attorney General enjoys the common law power to participate in litigation involving charitable trusts
  • in case involving art collection held by charitable foundation, “essential element of public charity is the right of public visitation for correction of abuses and enforcement of founders’ will”
  • in case involving art collection held by charitable foundation, \essential element of public charity is the right of public visitation for correction of abuses and enforcement of founders' will \

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Judges: Talcott

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