direct corporate purpose

direct corporate purpose
A characterization of a purpose of the exercise of power by a municipal corporation which operates with direct and immediate consequences upon the interests of the corporation, such as the suppression of vice and the promotion of good order. State ex rel. Thompson v Memphis, 147 Term 658, 251 SW 46, 27 ALR 1257, 1264.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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