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Eye watering

Aaron Adams Trustee Ltd v Jones relates to an application for blessing order to distribute the assets of a substantial discretionary trust for the benefit of persons and charities who were not previously named as beneficiaries of the trust.  By way of background: The Trustee has sought directions, notwithstanding that there is no live dispute. … Continue reading

No real prospect

In an application for a blessing order by the trustees of the Palliser Family Trust (the Trust), the High Court dispensed with service on a wide group of beneficiaries and consented to the proposed settlement on behalf of these beneficiaries who were considered to have no real prospect of benefitting from the Trust. The Court: … Continue reading

“Keeping” the trust

“Retaining” the trust when a relationship ends is often not as straight-forward as the relevant parties might consider. This is highlighted in Collinson v Collinson & Co Limited where orders were sought for variation to a trust to allow the inclusion of one the settlor’s child and a any future children with his new party. … Continue reading

It’s not just about the money

Re Borthwick relates to an application by trustees to enter into a settlement agreement and to make the necessary variations of trust to effect the agreement. The background of the matter features a trust restructure that was challenged by a disaffected beneficiary. The application before the court calls upon the court’s supervisory capacity pursuant to section 124 … Continue reading

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