Re Sanders' Will Trusts (1954) Ch 265 held that where anyone can benefit from the trust, it will probably not be held to be charitable.

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Sanders' Will Trusts (1954) Ch 265 established that for a trust to be considered charitable, it must not benefit any individual person or group of persons, but rather serve a charitable purpose for the public. If the trust can benefit anyone, it is less likely to be held as charitable.

Re Sanders' Will Trusts (1954) Ch 265 Held That Where