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HNW Trusts & Divorce Webinar: Recent Issues in the Enforcement of Divorce Awards
Join Andrew Mold QC, Elizabeth Houghton and Jia Wei Lee on 8th September as they look at recent issues in the enforcement of divorce awards. Specifically, they will be covering the following: The latest on the use of resulting/constructive trust arguments to bring assets... Read more
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ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Webinar: Freezing the assets of persons unknown, accessories and funding issues when defending freezing orders
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New world order for trusts?: The meaning of ‘prior interest’ in section 32
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New world order for trusts?: The meaning of ‘prior interest’ in section 32
To read and download this piece as a pdf, please click here. Commentary by Robert Ham QC The statutory power of advancement conferred by section 32 of the Trustee Act 1925 is a valuable tool for trustees given them as... Read more
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Punter Southall Governance Services Ltd v Hazlett [2021] EWHC 1652 (Ch)
The High Court (Morgan J.) has delivered judgment in the above case, concerning the Axminster Carpets Group pension plan. It is now the leading judgment on limitation in claims by pension scheme beneficiaries for arrears. It also gives key guidance... Read more
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Axminster: Limitation and forfeiture revisited after Lloyds
The High Court (Morgan J.) has delivered judgment in Punter Southall Governance Services Ltd v Hazlett [2021] EWHC 1652 (Ch), concerning the Axminster Carpets Group pension plan. It is now the leading judgment on limitation in claims by pension scheme... Read more
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The Edward Nugee Memorial Lectures 2021
A series Edward Nugee Memorial Pensions Lectures took place in June 2021. Click here to view the talk papers The effect of limitation periods on claims for benefit underpayments following Lloyds and Axminster Andrew Mold QC and Tom Robinson Recovery... Read more
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Estates Gazette Podcast: The return of S Franses and the pandemic impact on West End rents
Following the handing down of the judgment in “round two” of S Franses Ltd v The Cavendish Hotel (London) Ltd, Joanne Wicks QC and her instructing solicitor (David Cooper of David Cooper & Co) have recorded a podcast where they... Read more
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Capitol Park Leeds v Global Radio Services
The Court of Appeal today handed down judgment in this high-profile case about tenant break clauses. The case concerned a three-storey modern commercial unit, constructed in 2000, outside Leeds. It had been leased on 4 March 2002 for a term... Read more
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Capitol Park Leeds v Global Radio Services [2021] EWCA CIV 995
The Court of Appeal today handed down judgment in this high-profile case about tenant break clauses. The case concerned a three-storey modern commercial unit, constructed in 2000, outside Leeds. It had been leased on 4 March 2002 for a term... Read more