Q&A On Charities And Property
Karli Hiscock, a Senior Associate in Druces LLP’s Property team and a member of the firm’s Charities Group takes us through a “Q&A” of some key issues for charities owning property. DOES A PROPERTY NEED TO BE HELD
Karli Hiscock, a Senior Associate in Druces LLP’s Property team and a member of the firm’s Charities Group takes us through a “Q&A” of some key issues for charities owning property. DOES A PROPERTY NEED TO BE HELD
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