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Criminal law [2023] JRC 199

AG v Pearce

AG v Pearce [2023] JRC 199 (26 October 2023)

The Royal Court granted a confiscation order after finding Darius Pearce benefited from money laundering conduct and rejecting his claim that JOT shares were held on trust.

  • Confiscation order
  • Benefit from criminal conduct
  • Realisable assets
  • Trust law
  • Piercing corporate veil
  • Confiscation-order
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Trusts [2015] 2 JLR 1

Durant Intl. Corp. v. Brazil

Durant Intl. Corp. v. Brazil [2015] 2 JLR 1 (03 August 2015)

A Jersey trust tracing case confirming that courts look for a sufficient link between original and traced funds, focusing on substance over form.

  • Tracing
  • Trust law
  • Remedies
  • Trusts
  • Equity
  • Trust-law
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Tax law [2014] JRC 244

Temple -v- Comptroller of Taxes and Others

Temple -v- Comptroller of Taxes and Others [2014] JRC 244 (09 December 2014)

The court partly lifted a non-disclosure prohibition in a tax information notice, allowing disclosure to the estate executor and trust administrators but not to other parties.

  • Exchange of tax information
  • Third party notice
  • Prohibition on disclosure
  • Judicial review
  • Human rights (article 6 and 8 echr)
  • Executor's duties
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Contract [1980] JRC 002

New Guarantee Trust of Jersey Ltd v Brain

New Guarantee Trust of Jersey Ltd v Brain [1980] JRC 002 (01 January 1980)

The Jersey court held that a guarantee signed by the respondent was enforceable under Jersey law and ordered payment to the applicant.

  • Guarantee
  • Trust law
  • Contract-law
  • Jersey-law
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