DWF | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal |
April 2013 #145
The idea of shifting tax upon death from the estate to the recipient is a thought-provoking one. Geoffrey Shindler weighs it up
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University of Greenwich | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal |
April 2013 #145
Mark Pawlowski considers the Court of Appeal’s decision in Pankhania v Chandegra, which discusses whether express declarations of trust are conclusive
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Wilberforce Chambers | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal |
April 2013 #145
IBM United Kingdom Pensions Trust Ltd v IBM United Kingdom Holdings Ltd updates the position on rectification and pension trusts. Emily Campbell looks at the implications
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New Square Chambers | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal |
April 2013 #145
Christopher Lloyd examines the current approach of the court to proprietary estoppel as indicated in Bradbury v Taylor
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Stone King LLP | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal |
April 2013 #145
The Charity Commission’s decision over a proposed cy-près scheme for The Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation has useful lessons, as Sarah Clune explains
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Fulbright & Jaworski International LLP | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal |
April 2013 #145
Jehan-Philippe Wood analyses Bieber v Teathers, which sheds new light on how a Quistclose trust is defined in the context of partnerships
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Blake Morgan | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal |
April 2013 #145
Re Harcourt is a useful reminder of the circumstances in which the court can revoke a lasting power of attorney. Catherine Paget reviews the case
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Debenhams Ottaway LLP | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal |
April 2013 #145
Mark Stevens discusses Curati v Perdoni, which underscores the importance of knowing all the circumstances of your client when will-drafting
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