Connecticut § 33-264g - Receipt of funds by ecclesiastical societies, cemetery associations and library associations.
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§ 33-264g. Receipt of funds by ecclesiastical societies, cemetery associations and library associations.
Sec. 33-264g. Receipt of funds by ecclesiastical societies, cemetery associations and library associations. Any ecclesiastical society which is not a religious society as defined in section 33-264a or which is not an ecclesiastical society under part II of this chapter and any cemetery association or library association organized for mutual or public benefit and not for the purpose of deriving financial profit from the operations thereof, shall have the power to receive and hold funds in any amount derived by gift or devise, provided the uses of any such fund and of the income therefrom are, by the terms of such gift or devise, limited to the purposes for which such ecclesiastical society, cemetery association or library association was organized.
(1969, P.A. 314, S. 7.)
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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