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Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal: April 2016 #175

Musings From Manchester: The importance of being word perfect

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Old Trafford Consulting Ltd | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | April 2016 #175

Geoffrey Shindler questions whether our current use of grammar and punctuation is evolution or degeneration

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Sdlt: Taxing times ahead

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Duncan Bailey and David McGurnaghan examine the impact of the SDLT changes for private clients

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Forfeiture: Crime doesn’t pay

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Henderson v Wilcox [2015] sheds light on uncertain aspects of the forfeiture rule. Sarah Playforth analyses the case

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Tax: Victory for the taxpayer

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Mary Ashley looks at Lobler v HMRC [2015], which has an interesting take on rectification

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Inheritance Act 1975: Importance of judicial discretion

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Simrun Garcha discusses the lessons from Goenka v Goenka [2014]

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Wills: For the record

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Clarke v Brothwood [2007] indicates the circumstances in which ‘clerical error’ allows rectification. Siân Hodgson reports

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Risk: Watch out for the small print

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Peter Nellist | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | April 2016 #175

Peter Nellist has words of caution for practitioners seeking investment advice for clients

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