Articles
Break Notices after Avocet
06 March 2013
Source (2013) 17 L. & T. Rev. 9, Thomson Reuters (Professional) UK Limited
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A tale of two cities
07 February 2012
Perdoni v Curati reinforces to practitioners the importance of establishing domicile, advises Nigel Thomas.
Stash Cloud
05 December 2011
As the authorities probe the bond dealings of JSC BTA Bank’s ex-chairman, Catherine Newman QC highlights some legal aspects of the saga that appear to add up to a near-reversal of the burden of proof.
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The light stuff
12 September 2011
A recent rights to light case demonstrated how property rights are treated differently than contractual rights. John McGhee QC reports.
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The BVI VISTA - Just how unspoilt is it?
29 June 2011
An in-depth article about the use of trusts as planning structures with reference to the British Virgin Island's special regime for VISTA trusts.
Source The Journal of International Tax, Trust and Corporate Planning
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Property Law for Housing Lawyers - Sale and Rent Back Schemes
16 February 2011
This seminar looks at "What is a sale and rent back scheme?"
Beneficiaries’ information rights
01 February 2011
This article examines, from an English standpoint and by reference to Rosewood v Schmidt and Breakspear v Ackland, the court’s discretion to intervene in the administration of a trust to order disclosure of information to beneficiaries.
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Regulation overload
01 December 2009
The problem persists that a regime designed to protect members' pensions has had the consequence of undermining desirable corporate activity.
Steps in the wrong direction
24 November 2009
The complexity of the government's latest proposals to reform the employer debt regime may create yet further problems for businesses looking to restructure.
Shifting gears
31 October 2009
John McGhee and Alec McCluskey say the large amount of financial litigation that is likely to arise out of the recession will take a different form from previous litigation, creating new challenges for practitioners.