all previous testamentary dispositions made by me and declare this to be my last WILL. I APPOINT ARCHPRIEST MILUN KOSTIC of [address] and ANTHONY GOSSELIN TROWER of [address] to be the executors and trustees hereof and the expression “my Trustees” shall mean the executors or trustees for the time being hereof. 2. I DEVISE AND BEQUEATH all my real and personal estate whatsoever and wheresoever including all entailed property of which I have power to dispose by WILL (hereinafter called “my estate”) to the Conservative Party Association of [address] for the purpose to establish a cultural INSTITUTION in London named MILAN KOSTIC FOUNDATION (my late father). Its purposes among others – to operate, maintain and promote CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC VIRTUES – LOVE, TRUTH, and FREEDOM. To promote the NURSING, EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY WORKS, RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, JOURNALISTIC (not DYSJOURNALISM) and ARTISTIC ENDEAVERS [sic], proclaiming International and British Contest, prize awards in money. Each year to allocate £50,000 … to the Conservative Party Assoc. for the protection and the promotion of British INDENTITY [sic], TRADITION, CULTURE and TOLERANCE. To provide with £25,000 … each year the SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH in London for the protection and promotion of the SERBIAN HISTORIC, CULTURAL and RELIGIOUS VIRTUES (VALUES). I entrust and command the undersigned executors of my Will to establish such a CULTURAL FOUNDATION, when I fade away.” 54. This draft was evidently Bane’s own composition, although he presumably copied the formal parts and the definition of his estate in the first part of the clause numbered 2 from the 1988 Will. It will be seen that the intended gift of his entire estate to the CPA was no longer, as it had been before, a gift for the general purposes of the Association, but rather a gift for the specific purpose of establishing a cultural institution in honour of Bane’s late father. The purposes of the proposed institution were not exhaustively stated, as is shown by the words “among others”, but prominent among them were the maintenance and promotion of the Christian democratic virtues of love, truth and freedom, together with promotion of research and endeavours in the other areas he singled out. £50,000 was to be allocated to the CPA each year, but earmarked for the protection and promotion of British identity, tradition, culture and tolerance. £25,000 was also to be allocated each year to the Serbian Orthodox Church, for the protection and promotion of Serbian historic, cultural and religious values.