On Tue, September 3, 2013 7:28 pm, Rick Moen wrote:
So can the individual members of an incorporated association, except that finanicial liability is in the _general_ case limited to the net assets of the corporation. The important thing to note about the 'corporate liability shield'[1] is that it covers _only_ liability arising -merely- from ownership. It offers no protection whatsoever from liability for deeds in which one has taken part (or is alleged to have take part).
Never suggested otherwise.
Unincorporated associations can own property. (Provably. I've already covered this.)
Not here they can't.
[1] Necessary disclaimer: I am very conversant with USA and UK law on these matters, but not specifically with Australian law.
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