What is the purpose of an application for a declaration that donations are not gifts?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Neville v. National Foundation for Christian Leadership, 2013 BCSC 183 (CanLII):
The original purpose of the application for a declaration that the donations were a gift was set forth in the Reasons for Judgment of Mr. Justice Kelleher in Neville v. National Foundation for Christian Leadership (29 June 2007), Vancouver S061523 at para. 7 (B.C.S.C.) , which reads as follows:
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