Charity Law Update – Seminar notes by Robert Pearce KC, Francesca Quint and Joshua Winfield

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These seminar notes by Robert Pearce KC,Francesca Quint and Joshua Winfield look at the following: The Equality Act 2010 and Charities The scope and operation of the equality legislation, and exemptions available to charities The practical implications of the equality legislation for the trustees of established charities and for benefactors Recent decisions, including Catholic Care v Charity Commission Suggested answers […]

Practical Property Points – Seminar notes by Marie-Claire Bleasdale, Tom Beasley and Josh Lewison

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These Radcliffe Chambers Resource seminar notes by Marie-Claire Bleasdale,Tom Beasley and Josh Lewison  provide practical guidance on difficult and urgent property problems as follows: What to do if your tenant goes into administration? The restrictions on forfeiture The Administrator’s liability for rent The decisions in Goldacre and Luminare The impact of the recent Supreme Court decision In re Nortel, […]

Variations of Trust – Article by Marcus Flavin

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This article, by Marcus Flavin, was published in the 2013 edition of The Private Client Yearbook and gives a refresher course on how to successfully apply for court approval of a variation of trust. Please click here to download this article. Please click here to view Marcus Flavin’s profile.

Executors Beware – Article by Christopher Buckley

The Residential Nil Rate Band: A Path through the Maze – Paper by Charles Holbech

This article, by Christopher Buckley, was published in the 2013 edition of The Private Client Yearbook and looks at how the construction of a Will can influence a court’s decision-making process. Please click here to download this article. Please click here to view Christopher Buckley’s profile.

Lifting The Corporate Veil – Article by Dov Ohrenstein

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These seminar notes by Dov Ohrenstein, consider the ways in which the corporate veil can be lifted so as to impose liability on companies’ shareholders and directors. Please click here to download the seminar notes. Please click here to view Dov Ohrenstein’s profile.