
External Conferences
STEP Cayman 2027
21 - 22 January 2027
Hotel Indigo, Grand Cayman
Speakers:
Clare Stanley KC
International / offshore, Commercial disputes, Insolvency, Trusts, probate and estates: contentious, Trusts, probate and estates: non-contentious
Tuesday 29 November 2016
4.00pm -6.30pm
The Old Government House Hotel, Guernsey,
2.0 CPD
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Timetable
4.00pm Registration
4.25pm Welcome and introduction from the Chairman Terence Mowschenson QC
4.30pm Restitution update Tim Penny QC
4.45pm Claims against trustees for information James Goodwin
5.00pm Insolvency and Arbitration Clauses Tom Robinson
5.15pm Defective appointment of trustees and protectors: how to restore order Edward Sawyer
5.30pm Forced Removal of Trustees and Protectors – Regaining Control Andrew Child
5.45pm Unconscionable constructive trusts after Angove’s Pty Ltd v Bailey Lexa Hilliard QC
6.00pm “The 5 minute Pitch”
Individuals from Wilberforce Chambers will pick a recent case and attempt in turn to persuade you that it is the most important case from a Channel Islands perspective. They will have 5 minutes each. Who is the most effective? You, the audience, will decide.
6.25pm Closing remarks and Questions
6.30pm Drinks reception

External Conferences
21 - 22 January 2027
Hotel Indigo, Grand Cayman
Speakers:
Clare Stanley KC

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