Matthew Mills has recently published an article in Private Client Business on the jurisdiction to make administrative schemes for charities.
The article draws together the key English authorities, including the recent Dasji v Bhudia [2026] EWHC 455 (Ch), and the key Australian decisions. It explains the test for making an administrative scheme, the evidence which the court and the Charity Commission will want to see, the terms which may be included in an administrative scheme, and the future of administrative schemes generally.
Read the full article here.
