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OM Estate 25-Jan-2021 [2021] JRC 023 (25 January 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court resolved executor deadlock in an estate administration dispute, authorising delegation to Advocate Binnington and pruning further pointless enquiries.
Representation of Private Equity Fund Finance Ltd [2018] JRC 194 (18 October 2018)
The court held that a Jersey limited partnership was dissolved when its sole general partner was struck off, and ordered directions for an orderly winding up.
Arthur -v- AG and Others [2016] JRC 132 (01 August 2016)
The Court held the Viscount held only Mr Arthur’s joint interest in land under a saisie judiciaire, ordered the sale to proceed jointly, and allowed the hearing to be private.
In the matter of the representation of G [2010] JRC 083 (21 April 2010)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed a beneficiary’s discovery application as premature because the trust allegations were not properly pleaded.
Parujan v Atlantic Western Trustees [2002] JRC 155 (19 August 2002)
The Jersey Royal Court granted directions in a trust dispute, fixing a trial timetable, ordering affidavit evidence, and requiring the independent reviewer to be available for cross-examination.
Abacus (C.I.) Ltd. v Hirschfield [2001] JLR 530 (17 September 2001)
On a trustee’s application for directions, the court held it could accept a surrender of discretion for good reason and would then exercise it in beneficiaries’ interests.
Batalla Representation v [2001] JRC 75 (26 March 2001)
The court partly discharged a saisie judiciaire for assets not yet subject to US forfeiture proceedings, declined to discharge the rest, and allowed Trustee costs to be paid from realisable property.
Viscount v Shirley [2000] JRC 255 (20 December 2000)
The Royal Court held that the Viscount’s legal costs in a désastre were properly incurred and that, with no assets left to distribute, further merits litigation was futile.
Clore v Stype Trustees [1984] JLR 13 (03 April 1984)
Trustees were granted a full indemnity from trust funds for costs incurred in properly seeking court directions on trust litigation, as the application was not dilatory.
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