March 2011 #124 Issue Archives | Legalease Law Journals

Wills: Lost in translation

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Henry Legge examines some oft-overlooked points concerning international testators

International Orders: Best interests

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Jordan Holland analyses the Court of Protection’s obligations to enforce international orders after Re MN

Charitable Gifts: An episcopal from Acacia Road

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The case of Kings v Bultitude has lessons for the failure of a residuary gift as well as casting light on a colourful part of church history, as Barbara Rich finds out

5 Stone Buildings: A quick catch up

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Penelope Reed QC introduces an issue devoted to articles by the barristers of 5 Stone Buildings

Trustees: Making the break

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Penelope Reed QC and William East look at the removal of trustees

Presumed Undue Influence: When advice is neither necessary nor sufficient

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Ruth Hughes reviews case law to present the up-to-date position on presumed undue influence

Court Of Protection: Giving it away

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Re G (TJ) has valuable lessons on the role of substituted judgment in statutory wills and gifts, as David Rees outlines

IHT Planning: The mist has yet to clear

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Vinton v Fladgate Fielder gives some indication of the current approach of the courts towards negligent IHT planning, explains Michael O’Sullivan

Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal: March 2011 #124