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The Royal Court gave procedural directions in a complex trust restructuring dispute, requiring the trustees to decide whether to adopt the adult beneficiaries’ plan by 31 July 2026.
In the matter of the Indigo Trust [2023] JRC 047 (21 March 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court set aside a 2019 transfer into the Indigo Trust for mistake over UK inheritance tax, but refused to deem a new trust to exist from 2020.
Representation of Y re W Trust 30 Sep 2022 [2022] JRC 203 (30 September 2022)
The court held that the W Trust still subsisted, appointed Y as trustee, and confirmed his right to seek disclosure of trust records to pursue recovery of trust assets.
Robert Tantular v AG 12 Nov 2020 [2020] JCA 234 (12 November 2020)
The Court of Appeal held that Article 16(4)(b) of Jersey’s modified proceeds of crime law can prohibit dealing with realisable property held outside Jersey.
The Royal Court addressed a conflicted trustee’s request for directions over inter-trust debt between the K and N Trusts and refused to bless the proposed restructuring.
The Royal Court refused immediate reimbursement of trust-funded litigation costs and adjourned a funding application, requiring further evidence of need.
The Royal Court refused to grant declarations about a former trustee’s power to enter a bond agreement, citing absent affected parties and pending Luxembourg proceedings.
Representation of Church Street Trustees Limited [2019] JRC 109 (11 June 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court refused urgent declarations about a former trustee’s power to enter a bond agreement, because affected parties were not before the court.
Booth v Zenith [2017] JRC 195 (15 November 2017)
The Jersey Royal Court refused the plaintiff leave to amend his pleadings to allege fraud, finding no arguable case in fraud and only possible breach of duty.
The Royal Court declared the 2013 joint life interest appointment void and confirmed that the 2003 creation of the settlor’s life interest did not require protector consent.
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