is a UK charity legally bound to maximise its resources to achieve
that charities objectives? for example, a Charity which is formed as a
preservation trust for a small town owns a building worth
substantially more than it was when it was first purchased. It is now
owned by the charity who get an income from it in the region of
£5,000GBP, but is valued at £250,000GBP. Is there an obligation on the
charity to sell the property, and then use the money to carry on new
preservation work? Are there any legal precedents? Can the charity be
forced to sell the building to realise its assets?