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The Law Foundation of South Australia is an incorporated body established in June 1985 under the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act 1985. The Foundation’s income is produced from the interest earned on its investments, as well as receiving a percentage of the interest accruing on trust accounts of legal practitioners pursuant to section 57A of the Legal Practitioners Act 1981. It is also empowered to accept gifts, donations, trusts and endowments, subsidies and bequests.
It provides scholarships and grants for legal research, public education on legal matters and/or training. It also awards a Law & Justice Essay Prize for which students of any South Australian tertiary institution may be eligible to enter. Its objectives are to:promote or undertake legal research which may be of value in the reform of law; promote and provide legal education including the education and training of legal practitioners and/or persons employed by them; promote or undertake community education in law and the legal system, including programmes in schools; communicate to legal practitioners and others information on the law and matters relating to the law; publish, subsidise or otherwise assist in the publication of materials relating to, resulting from or connected with carrying out the objectives of the Foundation; provide legal services to the community or a section of the community; do anything incidental or conducive to the carrying out of the foregoing objects.The Law Foundation is determined to only award grants to those worthy projects that fit its objectives. Read more...
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- Locally Owned
- Service Notes
- The Law Foundation of South Australia does not provide legal advise or referrals.
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- Yes
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