The association’s money An incorporated association has its own legal existence and can own money or property. For example, land can be held or a bank account opened in the name of the association. The members of the a - Prudent man rule - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The association’s money An incorporated association has its own legal existence and can own money or property. For example, land can be held or a bank account opened in the name of the association. The members of the a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-08-05 22:12:28 Open Document File Size: 16,82 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm large bank balance / bank account / / Organization Corporate Affairs Commission / office of Consumer and Business Affairs / / Person Don / / Position chairman / chief executive / / SocialTag Civil society Public administration Voluntary association Bank Structure Prudent man rule Legal entities Law Associations

The association’s money An incorporated association has its own legal existence and can own money or property. For example, land can be held or a bank account opened in the name of the association. The members of the aAdd to Reading List