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Peter Stevens and Charles Lister wrote a paper outlining why a beneficiary trustee should not be appointed to the board of directors of the Caxton Foundation.

Linked evidence
CAXT0000109_122 - Note of The Possible recruitment of a director with experience of living with Hepatitis C - 25 Jan 2013

Chronology Information

Date:

25 January 2013
Chapter/issue
Caxton Foundation
Key Person(s)
Peter Stevens
Charles Lister

Documents

CAXT0000109 122 Note of The Possible recruitment of a director with experience of living with Hepatitis C 25 Jan 2013

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