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Geoffrey Shindler looks ahead to 2021 and the possibility of a new wealth tax
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Geoffrey Shindler looks ahead to 2021 and the possibility of a new wealth tax
Katherine Neal and Damian Evans investigate whether trustees can take comfort from a recent Jersey decision on involvement in foreign proceedings
Robert Lindley and Wesley O’Brien give the view from the Cayman Islands on how trustees should deal with extraterritorial questions about a trust
The interests of illegitimate or adopted persons can be problematic when dealing with older settlements. Richard Dew explores an illuminating case
Katie Alsop discusses a proprietary estoppel claim that succeeded despite little documentary evidence and the claimants not being family members
A Cayman court judgment has affirmed the expectations levelled upon a responsible trustee. Lisa Vizia explains
Context is everything when defining the common intention constructive trust. Aidan Casey QC and Tom Poole discuss recent case law
Jo Summers and Ramandip Kaur examine whether it is time for a wealth tax
Laura Abbott reports on a spate of recent cases in which the forfeiture rule has been waived
The appearance of a will after many years is problematic. Joseph de Lacey investigates the outcome of this scenario in Wrangle v Brunt, which also involved an allegation of forgery