In 2009, Jersey broke from English law on the doctrine of mistake when establishing a trust. Nigel Pearmain discusses whether this case will mark a divergence between jurisdictions
In B v C, D and E in the matter of the A Trust [2009], the Royal Court was asked to set aside a trust created under the laws of Jersey on the basis that it had been established by mistake.
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