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Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal: November 2014 #161

Musings From Manchester: Avoiding the chaos of intestacy

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Old Trafford Consulting Ltd | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | November 2014 #161

Geoffrey Shindler argues that it should be a legal requirement to make a will

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Trust Management: Extra time and possible penalties?

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The current state of play with HMRC v Murray Group Holdings has lessons for lax trustees. Catharine Bell and Nicole Aubin-Parvu provide an update

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Charity Law: Staying out of it

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Mark Herbert QC discusses the implications of Shergill v Khaira

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Gifts With Reservation: A win for the taxpayer

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Mary Ashley | Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal | November 2014 #161

Mary Ashley gives an update on the long-running case of Buzzoni v HMRC

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Succession: Difficult ties

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Siân Hodgson examines the dangers of informal farming arrangements between family members in Creasey v Sole

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Costs: Anything to declare?

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Victoria Sara-Kennedy considers Al-Sadi v Al-Sadi a departure from the usual costs rule on discontinuance

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Mediation: After Jackson

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Adam Carvalho and Lizzy Sainsbury set out two cases where the courts had to consider whether a refusal to mediate was reasonable

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IHT And Pensions: Charge ahead?

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Hugh Cumber finds Parry v HMRC provides welcome clarity of the circumstances in which IHT can arise in pension schemes

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