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: Ensure you receive the latest updates from Trusts & Estates; Online Published Date : 15 April 2022 | Appeared in issue: Vol 36 No 1 - 25 February 2022; Did you know you can receive our email alerts to keep you fully informed of the latest developments brought to you by Trusts & Estates? Make sure you are signed up and be the first to know about our new content.If you use www.trusts-estates.com..

: Issues with pre-paid funeral trusts; Online Published Date : 20 April 2022 | Appeared in issue: Vol 36 No 2 - 20 April 2022; From time to time private client lawyers are called on to act in disputes about how dead bodies should be disposed of and what form a funeral should take, but who pays for the funeral and by what mechanism is not usually something on which their..

: Hughes v Pritchard: Sick of experts?; Online Published Date : 20 April 2022 | Appeared in issue: Vol 36 No 2 - 20 April 2022; Hughes v Pritchard and Others [2022] EWCA Civ 386 was an appeal in a probate and estoppel claim. The curious reader need not progress far into the case to ascertain its importance; Asplin LJ (with whom Moylan and Elisabeth Laing LJJ agreed) informs..

: Attributing a fiduciary’s illegality to his principal – further guidance from the Supreme Court; Online Published Date : 20 April 2022 | Appeared in issue: Vol 36 No 2 - 20 April 2022; On 3 November 2021, the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in Aquila Advisory Ltd v Crown Prosecution Service [2021] UKSC 49, holding that a company’s proprietary claim for breach of fiduciary duty against its former directors could be asserted..