With several key rulings pending for the trust and estates community - and others still very fresh - there was plenty to discuss at this year's Legal Week Trust and Estates Litigation Forum. Always a keen topic of debate, Hastings Bass, and in particular limits to its rule which have been reconsidered by the courts in England and other jurisdictions over the last year, was much talked about.
March 22, 2011 at 03:34 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The role of protectors was cause for debate at this year’s Legal Week Trust and Estates Litigation Forum
With several key rulings pending for the trust and estates community – and others still very fresh – there was plenty to discuss at this year’s Legal Week Trust and Estates Litigation Forum.
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