Neumegen v Durrans relates to an application under s 75 of the Trustee Act 1956. While such applications have not been common to date, moving forward, as more beneficiaries become aware of trust and their rights, it might be expected that such applications will become more common place. In Neumegen v Durrans the executor applied … Continue reading →
The case of Unkovich v Clapham provides an excellent example of the difficult decisions trustees must make when seeking to uphold decisions made by them in the face of opposition. It is useful to first consider the principles that apply to trustee decision making, which are set out at [47] and [48] as follows: [47] … Continue reading →
