Radcliffe Chambers |
May 2020 #216
Elizabeth Ovey examines the position on the exercise of discretionary powers for an improper purpose
Radcliffe Chambers |
May 2020 #216
Kelly v Brennan [2020] provides welcome guidance on whether the court can rectify a foreign will and on time limits. Josh Lewison explains.
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John Elliott gives the lowdown on some essential admin for trusts and estates
Wilberforce Chambers |
May 2020 #216
Emily Campbell examines how to calculate the odds of winning a case
Wright Hassall Solicitors |
May 2020 #216
Laura Abbott looks at the rise in DNA testing in will and trust disputes
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP |
April 2020 #215
Alison Cartin examines entrepreneurs’ relief: disposals by the trustees and the qualifying beneficiary requirement
Radcliffe Chambers |
April 2020 #215
Daniel Burton considers a recent case involving trusts of land, family fallouts and a special purchaser
St John's Chambers (Chambers of Susan Hunter) |
April 2020 #215
The parable of the prodigal son has resonance in modern probate disputes. Alex Troup discusses
18 St John Street Chambers |
April 2020 #215
Christopher McNall analyses a recent First-tier Tribunal judgment that demonstrates the importance of thorough evidence in cases where the bases for reliefs are tested
