In re Dunlop Settlement v [2013] 2 JLR_Note 6 (25 June 2013)
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- Posture
- Trust Dispute / Costs Determination
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Holding and result
The allocation of costs in trust disputes depends on the categorization of the dispute under Jersey law.
Court disposition
costs determined according to category of dispute
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Dunlop Settlement
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Posture
Trust Dispute / Costs Determination
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How should costs be allocated in categories of trust disputes?
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Jersey trust law
Costs in trust disputes are determined by the category of the dispute.
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The allocation of costs in trust disputes depends on the categorization of the dispute under Jersey law.
Court disposition
costs determined according to category of dispute
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