Trilogy v. YT Charitable Foundation [2015] 2 JLR 15 (12 August 2015)
Outgoing trustee directed by court to select successor acts as agent of the court and must disclose reasons for selection; further disclosure may be ordered if necessary and proportionate to enable evaluation of the decision.
- Citation
- [2015] 2 JLR 15
- Parties
- Applicant: Trilogy; Respondent: YT Charitable Foundation
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 12 August 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Trusts / Appointment of Trustee
- Outcome
- Court ordered outgoing trustee to disclose reasons for selection of successor; further disclosure may be ordered if necessary and proportionate.
- Legal Topics
- Appointment of Trustees, Disclosure of Reasons, Court Directed Selection
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Parties
Trilogy
Applicant
YT Charitable Foundation
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Trusts / Appointment of Trustee
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether outgoing trustee directed by court to select successor is exercising trustee discretion or acting as agent of court
- 2 Whether outgoing trustee must disclose reasons for selection
- 3 Whether additional disclosure (deliberations and legal advice) may be ordered
Ratio Decidendi
Outgoing trustee directed by court to select successor acts as agent of the court and must disclose reasons for selection; further disclosure may be ordered if necessary and proportionate to enable evaluation of the decision.
Court Disposition
Court ordered outgoing trustee to disclose reasons for selection of successor; further disclosure may be ordered if necessary and proportionate.
Orders
- Outgoing trustee to disclose reasons for selection of successor trustee.
- Court may order additional disclosure if necessary and proportionate.
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