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Representation of K Trustees Limited re G Trust [2024] JRC 187 (15 September 2024)
Jersey Royal Court gave Beddoe relief in trust litigation, directing the trustees to defend hostile proceedings and authorising limited trust funding for related costs.
Representation of BOS Trustee Limited [2023] JRC 242 (30 November 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court refused a trustee’s request to surrender its discretion on a proposed trust distribution, directed it to decide within 21 days, and allowed its costs.
Trilogy Management Limited -v- YT and Others [2013] JRC 142 (22 July 2013)
Costs ruling on a trust dispute: all three preliminary issues were treated as trust-administration matters, so costs came from the trust fund.
Representation of Caversham Trustees Limited [2010] JRC 054 (11 March 2010)
The Royal Court discharged a trustee’s undertaking over retained trust funds after no party pursued a proprietary claim and no public-interest reason remained.
In the matter of the E, L, O and R Trusts. [2008] JRC 150 (11 September 2008)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that a trustee in a plain conflict of interest should have retired by July 2006 and could not recover related fees or costs after 25 July 2006.
A Trustees Limited -v- W X Y and Z [2008] JRC 098 (20 June 2008)
The Jersey Royal Court refused W’s request to tax the trustee’s costs on the trustee basis and ordered the trustee and convened parties’ costs paid from the new trust.
Alhamrani v J.P. Morgan [2007] JLR 527 (30 August 2007)
The court held that challenges to a trustee’s costs need only a proper allegation of unreasonableness; no higher ‘real concern’ threshold applies to neutral trustees.
Representation of Lincoln Trust [2007] JRC 149 (02 August 2007)
The Royal Court allowed a trustee’s costs on an indemnity basis, despite earlier criticism, because the trustee had acted properly and no misconduct was found.
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.
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