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Burmingham v Le Hegarat [2025] JRC 012 (14 January 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey ordered the sale en licitation of La Presse, rejecting Edward Le Hegarat’s proprietary estoppel and unjust enrichment claims.
The Court of Appeal held that a spouse or heir cannot rest on lifetime advances to the extent they exceed the partie disponible of the deceased’s movable estate.
Representation of Johnston and Rosel Estates Limited [2024] JRC 074 (03 April 2024)
The Royal Court allowed Nicholas Lempriere-Johnston and Rosel Estates Limited to disclaim interests under a will. The property passed to Emma Lempriere-Johnston by intestacy.
Mauger v Mauger [2024] JRC 057 (13 March 2024)
The Royal Court refused a late application to re-amend pleadings in a succession dispute, holding the proceedings were functus officio and the new claims were not allowed.
Mauger v Mauger [2023] JRC 115 (06 July 2023)
The Royal Court held that a donee may rest on lifetime advances and decline succession participation even if the advances exceed the disposable portion.
Representation of A. S. Jagger re: Estate of Vera Jagger nee Waugh [2022] JRC 180 (30 August 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court allowed Stephanie Jagger to renounce immovable property from her mother’s estate, finding no acte d’héritier and no extra stamp duty.
La Royal Court a admis la renonciation de Judith Howard à sa part dans l’immeuble légué par le testament de sa mère et a ordonné son enregistrement.
Representation of Peter John Yves Howard [2022] JRC 145 (07 July 2022)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that Judith Howard could renounce her interest in immovable property under a registered will, with effect from the testatrix’s death.
In the matter of J (Capacity) [2022] JRC 008 (13 January 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court appointed Advocate Rui Tremoceiro as delegate for J’s property and affairs, rejecting J’s brother L because of conflict and J’s earlier wishes.
Representation of C (Capacity) 24-Feb-2021 [2021] JRC 051 (24 February 2021)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that C lacked capacity to decide about a légitime claim and trust matters, and appointed a delegate for six months.
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