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Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal: September 2018 #199

Criminal Finances Act 2017: New tools for UK government in fight against economic crime

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Marcus Pallot and Julia Schaefer examine the effectiveness of new powers including unexplained wealth orders

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Guest editorial: Transatlantic transfer?

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Simon Weil welcomes the possibility of using living legacies in the UK

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Lasting powers of attorney: When lay means laissez faire

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How does the court approve retrospective payments to attorneys who have exceeded their powers? Geoffrey Kertesz and Helen Fry discuss

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Forfeiture: Shades of grey

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Mike Muston outlines the extent of judicial discretion when considering relief from the forfeiture rule

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Succession planning: Continental drift

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Usufructs: traps for the unwary or planning opportunities? Mara Monte weighs up the pros and cons

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Book review: Too much information?

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Jo Summers reviews the first edition of a book aimed at enlightening practitioners on the handling of digital information

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Trusts and joint bank accounts: Check your admin

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Danielle Dennis-Betts explores an influential Privy Council decision on how funds in a joint bank account should be treated on the death of one account holder

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