Fiduciary Duties: Staying virtuous

Harcus Sinclair | Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal | December 2017 #192
A recent Privy Council case indicates how the court will determine remedies and damages for breach of fiduciary duty. Joseph de Lacey explains ‘The case shows the flexibility of the concept of constructive trusts, and how they can be and are used to protect those to whom fiduciary duties are owed.’ On 27 March 2017 …

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Equity: Fiduciary failings

Lonsdale Chambers | Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal | September 2012 #139
The Australian case Grimaldi v Chameleon Mining takes an interesting stance on key points of equity law, as Carrie Rome-Sievers reports ‘Subject to the particular facts of a case of misdirected corporate funds or property received by a third party, a claimant in Australia may be well-advised to plead an orthodox property law claim separately …

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Fiduciary Duties: The art of misdirection

Hunters Law | Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal | December 2010 #122
Rachel Mainwaring-Taylor finds Aerostar a timely reminder of how directors must be aware of their duties when dealing with multiple companies ‘From a commercial point of view, that there is nothing preventing an individual from holding the office of director in more than one company. In such circumstances they will be obliged to act in …

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