PART I: INTRODUCTION
1: The Shaping of Charity Law
2: The Advantages and Disadvantages of Charitable Status
3: Charities and Taxation
PART II: THE MEANING OF CHARITY
4: Charitable Purposes
5: Benefit to a Sufficient Section of the Community
6: Wholly and Exclusively Charitable
7: Political Purposes and Political Activity
PART III: LEGAL STRUCTURES AND GOVERNANCE
8: Legal Structures and the Distribution of Power
9: Trustees, Committee Members, and Directors
PART IV: SUPERVISION AND CONTROL
10: The Charity Commissioners
11: The Court's Jurisdiction Over Charities
12: The Visitatorial Jurisdiction
13: Legal Proceedings
14: Mediation and Dispute Resolution
PART V: CHARITY PROPERTY
15: Cy-près and Schemes
16: Charity Investment
17: Dealings with Land
18: Disclaimer of Property and Ex Gratia Payments
PART VI. CHARITABLE GIVING AND FUND-RAISING
19: Charitable Giving and Taxation
20: Charities and Trading
21: Regulation of Fund-raising
22: Public Charitable Collections
23: Advertising and Broadcast Appeals
24: Lotteries, Competitions and Amusements
25: Disaster Funds
PART VII: DISSOLUTION OF CHARITIES
26: Dissolution of Charities
APPENDICESTrustee Act 2000
Charity Law Association Model Documents:
Trust Deed for a Charitable Trust
Constitution fo a Charitable Unincorporated Association
Memorandum and Articles of Association for a Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee
