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In re L & M Trusts v [2003] JLR_Note 6 (07 January 2003)

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Holding and result

The duty of trustees to provide information to beneficiaries is not absolute and is limited by the overarching duty to protect the trust.

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Clarification of trustee duties

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L & M Trusts

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Trusts / Judgment

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Scope of trustee's duty to provide information to beneficiaries

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Trustees are required to provide information to beneficiaries.
Respondent
Trustees' duty to provide information is limited by their general duty to protect the trust.

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    [2003] JLR_Note 6

    Trustees' duty to provide information to beneficiaries is circumscribed by their general duty to protect the trust.

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Ratio decidendi

The duty of trustees to provide information to beneficiaries is not absolute and is limited by the overarching duty to protect the trust.

Court disposition

Clarification of trustee duties

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