They may, of course, receive reasonable compensation for goods or services or other expenditures in furtherance of exempt purposes.

That approach was no longer capable in modern conditions of delivering fair and reasonable compensation to a claimant.

The court held that personal expenses paid on behalf of the family controlling a law school were not part of reasonable compensation.

Shareholders were not given the assurances they sought about reasonable compensation.

A claimant was being denied fair and reasonable compensation after a life-changing injury due to a longstanding deficiency in the law.