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Trusts and estates [2021] JRC 048

Representation of GB Trustees 22-Feb-2021

Representation of GB Trustees 22-Feb-2021 [2021] JRC 048 (22 February 2021)

The Royal Court of Jersey blessed a trustee’s decision to exclude Tanya Stock from two trusts and to decline litigation against her father and former trustees.

  • Exclusion of beneficiary
  • Trustee powers
  • Costs orders
  • Conflict of interest
  • Trust administration
  • Blessing of trustee decisions
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Trusts and estates [2015] JCA 109

Rep of Otto Poon Trust

Rep of Otto Poon Trust [2015] JCA 109 (20 May 2015)

The Court of Appeal upheld approval of a trustee’s decision to distribute trust assets to a husband for payment of a Hong Kong divorce award and to exclude the former wife as a beneficiary.

  • Trustee powers
  • Exclusion of beneficiary
  • Divorce settlement
  • Momentous trustee decisions
  • Court approval of trustee decisions
  • Trustee-powers
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Trust law [2014] JRC 254A

Rep of Otto Poon Trust

Rep of Otto Poon Trust [2014] JRC 254A (19 December 2014)

The Jersey Royal Court approved a trustee’s distribution to a husband to satisfy a Hong Kong divorce award and upheld excluding the wife as a beneficiary.

  • Discretionary trusts
  • Exclusion of beneficiary
  • Distribution of trust assets
  • Divorce ancillary relief
  • Clean break orders
  • Trust-law
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Trust law

In re C Trust v

In re C Trust v [2012] 1 JLR_Note 24 (25 April 2012)

The court confirmed that trustees could exclude a beneficiary where the trust instrument expressly gave them that power.

  • Powers of trustees
  • Exclusion of beneficiary
  • Trust-law
  • Powers-of-trustees
  • Exclusion-of-beneficiary
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