Probate: An unusual occurrence

5 Stone Buildings | Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal | May 2022 #233
Toby Bishop describes when a reverse summary judgment in a probate claim may be necessary The Deputy Master concluded the allegations made against Ms Fuirer were so fanciful that they should never have been made. Because of the inquisitorial role of the court and the factual matrix surrounding the preparation and execution of wills, it …

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Collective Enfranchisement: The end of the battle for Dolphin Square?

Charles Russell Speechlys LLP | Property Law Journal | September 2014 #324
James Souter reports on a case which threw up some novel arguments ‘In what has been a long-running and often acrimonious battle this was a resounding victory for Westbrook, and there will no doubt be detailed consideration of the many elements of this important judgment in the coming weeks and months.’ After a long-running battle …

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