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Court grants extra trustee powers for 'expediency' reasons for the first time - Cotterell v Allendale, 2020 EWHC 2234 Ch
The High Court has for the first time granted additional trustee powers under section 57(1) of the Trustee Act 1925. The provision allows...
"New Wills Legislation Is Momentous – But It Should Be Welcomed With Caution"
My colleagues Katie Turney and Caroline Miller have recently written for Today's Wills and Probate on the soon to be introduced temporary...
High Court rules against wider non-party access in Dring v Cape Intermediate Holdings Ltd [2020]
The Supreme Court ("SC") had found that the term "records of the court " in CPR 5.4C did not denote an exhaustive list of documents that...
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Significant growth in the family office sector
A combination of wealth planning as Baby Boomers look to transfer wealth to the next generation - dubbed the 'Great Wealth Transfer'; the...
Move over PE, family offices are seeking direct investment opportunities like never before
A combination of accumulated wealth and talent within the family office sector, and a desire to call the shots and be more adept at...
Morning coffee thoughts on the office/homeworking new blend
A recent PwC survey highlights the pre Covid-19 trend for office/homeworking is here to stay. What the mix between the future...
Charities should consider updating their governing documents to allow for virtual meetings before Covid-19 relaxation rules expire in September
Measures introduced under the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 to relax rules regarding charitable companies' and charitable...
Significant increase reported in number of US citizens cutting ties with the homeland
Renouncing US citizenship is not uncommon, particularly for those 'accidental Americans' living abroad who do not have any ties to the US...
The £4.7m estate of deceased priest, teacher and convicted paedophile Michael Studdert is frozen to give victims time to bring compensation claims.
The High Court has ordered the Personal Representatives of the estate to create and maintain a dedicated website providing details of...
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