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Representation of Appledore Trustees Limited Re Blackberry Family Settlement [2022] JRC 179 (30 August 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court held that a deed retiring the trustees and appointing Appledore was invalid because the power of appointment lay jointly with B and C.
Representation of Galasys Plc [2016] JRC 188 (17 October 2016)
The Jersey Royal Court upheld ordinary resolutions passed at an EGM to discontinue litigation and restrict director authority, finding board deadlock and conflicts justified shareholder action.
in the matter of the Z Trust [2016] JRC 048 (22 February 2016)
The Jersey Royal Court set aside a settlor’s appointment of new trustees, finding fiduciary breach and serious mistake, and made consequential orders to preserve trust administration.
Rep of BB [2011] JRC 148 (28 July 2011)
The Jersey Royal Court held invalid trustee appointments could not be rectified, but appointed the trustees anew, ratified past acts, and relieved the former trustee.
In re II v [2010] JLR_Note 50 (18 November 2010)
Family law note on financial provision and the ratification of post-nuptial settlements in Jersey.
Izodia -v- RBS International 1-Aug-2006 [2006] JRC 111 (01 August 2006)
The court held RBSI liable after £24.5 million was transferred from Izodia’s account to LT through an unauthorised electronic banking arrangement.
Dunham & La Ville Trustee v Toland Trust and O [2005] JRC 142 (13 October 2005)
The Jersey Royal Court held that two trust appointments were ultra vires because the receiving trusts had longer trust periods, but ratified resulting distributions.
J v K [2001] JLR_Note 53 (24 October 2001)
Family law note on ratification of a maintenance agreement. The Jersey court ratified the agreement between J and K in financial provision proceedings.
Abdel Rahman v Chase Bank [1993] JLR 156 (28 July 1993)
The court held that a personal representative may recover costs for legal advice obtained before appointment if later adopted and ratified.
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