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Representation of IQ EQ (NTC Trustees) (Jersey) Ltd and Anor [2023] JRC 192 (21 October 2023)
The Royal Court rectified a deed of appointment and retirement to correct a drafting error, confirming Nautilus was validly appointed trustee of the Jersey trust.
The Royal Court rectified a 2014 trust deed to include Jersey residents in the excluded persons definition, finding a drafting mistake and granting no costs order.
Representation of F Trustees Limited 08-Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 063 (08 March 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court granted rectification of a trust deed after finding an operative mistake in the excluded persons definition and no alternative remedy.
Representation of A Ltd and in the matter of the B Trust [2017] JRC 024 (14 February 2017)
The Jersey Royal Court rectified a 2007 trust deed so Mrs C became the sole beneficiary, finding a genuine mistake and no intention to benefit charity.
In the matter of A [2011] JRC 008 (14 January 2011)
The court rectified a trust instrument that wrongly referred to a non-existent protector as the appointor, holding that rectification was the only practical remedy.
Representation of AIB JERSEY TRUST Ltd [2010] JRC 012 (21 January 2010)
A Jersey trust failed for lack of certainty of objects because the default charity was omitted, but the court ordered rectification to insert the intended RNLI beneficiary.
C Trust [2008] JRC 071 (02 May 2008)
The Jersey Royal Court rectified a trust deed to correct a typographical omission that had frustrated the settlor’s intended interests in possession and inheritance tax planning.
Fenchurch Trust Ltd and Hawtrey Discretionary Trust [2007] JRC 191 (04 October 2007)
The Royal Court of Jersey rectified a trust deed that mistakenly described the settlor as a co-trustee, holding the document failed to reflect the parties’ true intention.
The Royal Court rectified a 2001 deed of retirement and appointment of trustee after finding it wrongly described the settlor as a co-trustee.
re Abacus v [2004] JRC 219 (16 December 2004)
The Jersey Royal Court rectified the Peach and Dolphin Trust to reflect the settlor’s intention on income and appointment powers, and ordered costs from the trust fund.
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