Abellan v S. C. Bank [2004] JLR_Note 36 (22 July 2004)
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Dishonesty is a necessary element for liability in knowing assistance under constructive trust principles.
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Abellan
ApplicantS. C. Bank
Respondent03
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Whether the respondent is liable for knowing assistance in breach of trust
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Whether dishonesty is established for constructive trust liability
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Jersey law on constructive trusts
Liability for knowing assistance in breach of trust requires dishonesty.
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Dishonesty is a necessary element for liability in knowing assistance under constructive trust principles.
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