Proprietary estoppel: Reap what you sow?

RWK Goodman | Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal | April 2019 #205
In the second part of two articles Amanda Noyce continues to review recent proprietary estoppel cases, as well as outlining the lessons to be learned ‘Few High Court judges would want to divert openly from the case of Thorner, but my thesis is that the later cases have refined the law and an attempt needs …

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Proprietary estoppel: Where there’s muck there’s brass

RWK Goodman | Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal | March 2019 #204
In the first part of two articles Amanda Noyce discusses a series of recent proprietary estoppel claims concerning farms ‘There are six recently reported cases involving the concept of proprietary estoppel, where the principles emphasised (although not established) in Thorner have been honed.’ Proprietary estoppel appeals to those of us involved in Chancery work – …

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