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Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal: November 2015 #171

Inheritance Act 1975: He loves me… he loves me not

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Claire Roberts outlines a case where a claim was brought under the 1975 Act by a former spouse who was also a co-habitee

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Rectification: Keeping up with the Vaughan-Joneses

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Stuart Adams discusses the first round in what appears to be a solid case for the rectification of a deed of variation

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Musings From Manchester: Civil divide?

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Geoffrey Shindler considers what bearing the UK’s trust and estate law will have on the EU referendum

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Tax Update: Is the party over for non-doms?

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Marilyn McKeever gives the lowdown on the government’s consultation on non-doms

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Executors: Duties to maintaining the estate, as well as to beneficiaries

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Jo Summers and Azeam Akram reflect on the balancing of competing claims made on Jimmy Savile’s estate

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Mistake: Facing the consequences

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In Freedman v Freedman, Clare Stanley QC analyses HMRC’s arguments against rescission of a voluntary disposition due to mistake

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Presumption Of Death: Getting closure

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Nicola Hibbert examines how changes to the presumption of death legislation have brought in a single framework for dealing with the affairs of a missing person

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