War Charities Act 1940 (repealed 1.9.1992)
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6 Extension of objects of war charity within the meaning of War Charities Act, 1916.
The objects of any war charity within the meaning of the War Charities Act 1916, may, with the consent of the Charity Commissioners, be extended so as to include any charitable object referred to in the definition in this Act of “war charity”, being an object similar to the original objects of the charity, and the funds of the charity may be applied to any object so included in like manner as to the original objects of the charity.
6 Extension of objects of war charity within the meaning of War Charities Act, 1916.
The objects of any war charity within the meaning of the War Charities Act 1916, may, with the consent of the Charity Commissioners, be extended so as to include any charitable object referred to in the definition in this Act of “war charity”, being an object similar to the original objects of the charity, and the funds of the charity may be applied to any object so included in like manner as to the original objects of the charity.
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