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Trustees
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“An efficient and pragmatic team, well equipped to handle complex multi-jurisdictional work.” The Legal 500
Knowledge and understanding is key to successfully navigating the role of trustee and its incumbent duties and responsibilities. Our Trustee Need to KNow series has been compiled with this in mind and seeks to address some of the most common questions and issues that arise for trustees when involved in legal disputes.
Trustee’s Need to Know series by Kingsley Napley:
- Challenging the Validity of Trust
- The Trust Document and Trustee’s Duties
- Mistake Rectification and the Rule in Hasting-Bass
- Varying Trusts
- Breach of Trust
- Fiduciary Duty Claims
- Cost Protection and Seeking Court Approval of Trustees Actions
- Provision of Information by Trustees to Beneficiaries
- Removal of Trustees
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Breach of Trust
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International Trust and Fiduciary Structures
Mistake Rectification and the Rule in Hasting-Bass
Provision of Information by Trustees to Beneficiaries
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Removal of Trustees
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The Trust Document and Trustee’s Duties
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