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In the matter of Vistra Corporate Services Ltd re: Ennismore Fund Management Ltd EBT [2023] JRC 222 (09 October 2023)
The Royal Court of Jersey blessed a trustee’s revised decision to distribute trust assets to Mr Vigeland, holding it was a reasonable exercise of discretion.
B v Erinvale PTC Limited and Ors 15-Oct-2020 [2020] JRC 213 (15 October 2020)
The Jersey Royal Court set aside a trustee decision refusing to add B as a beneficiary in her own right, holding the refusal was unreasonable.
B and C v Virtue Trustees (Switzerland) AG and Ors re The C Trust [2018] JCA 219 (29 November 2018)
The Court of Appeal held that a Jersey trust deed should be rectified because the appointment of D as protector unintentionally affected the exclusion rules and the settlor’s intended powers.
In the matter of the R Trust [2015] JRC 267A (22 December 2015)
The Jersey Royal Court approved trustees’ decision to add the settlor as beneficiary and distribute trust assets for the children’s benefit, subject to consent and safeguards.
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.
In re Tantular v [2014] 2 JLR 25 (10 June 2014)
The court held that a discretionary trust beneficiary was not beneficially entitled to trust assets, so saisie judiciaire could not be granted over them solely on that basis.
Tantular-v -AG [2014] JRC 128 (10 June 2014)
The court held that a beneficiary of a discretionary trust is not beneficially entitled to all trust assets for confiscation purposes, though transfers into the trust may still be reachable.
In re Y Trust v [2011] JLR_Note 34 (04 August 2011)
Application concerning a discretionary trust in which the trustees sought the court’s sanction for exercising their discretion within the trust’s powers.
In the matter of Y Trust [2011] JRC 135 (07 July 2011)
The Jersey Royal Court rectified a trust deed and sanctioned a trustee’s final distribution decision, holding the allocation was rational despite unfair treatment concerns.
GL -v- Nautilus Trustees Limited [2009] JRC 164A (14 August 2009)
The court set aside a trust and related transfers for mistake, holding the settlor believed the trust could make favourable loans to him when it could not.
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