June 2015 #167 Issue Archives | Legalease Law Journals

Equitable Mistake: After Pitt v Holt – the law in practice

Wilberforce Chambers | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | June 2015 #167

Mark Studer reflects on the lessons from Wright v National Westminster Bank Plc [2014]

Musings From Manchester: Staying in remote control

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Old Trafford Consulting Ltd | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | June 2015 #167

Election time provides Geoffrey Shindler a chance to reflect on two intertwined issues for practitioners: the digital age and the growth of HMRC’s powers

EU Succession: Where are we now?

BDB Pitmans | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | June 2015 #167

Paul Davidoff considers the EU Succession Regulation and whether it has fulfilled its purpose

Wills: How big is my nil rate band?

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | June 2015 #167

The Woodland Trust v Loring [2014] demonstrates the importance of determining the testator’s exact intentions. Marilyn McKeever explains

The Care Act 2014: Ways and means

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | June 2015 #167

Sarah Lee sums up the main provisions of the Care Act 2014 for private client practitioners

Inheritance Act 1975: Lesson plans

9 St John Street | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | June 2015 #167

Taylor v Bell indicates that the court has unfettered discretion to vary periodic payments under the Inheritance Act 1975. Richard Selwyn Sharpe discusses

Offshore Trustees: Are you watching closely?

Appleby | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | June 2015 #167

Andrew Willins and Sebastian Said examine a case which has lessons on liability and its proper limitation for trustees

Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal: June 2015 #167