Re King's Will Trusts
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1964 |
| Year | 1964 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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19 cases
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Mohan v Roche
...ASHE V HOGAN 1920 1 IR 159 PERRY V WOODFARM HOMES LTD 1975 IR 104 LANDLORD & TENANT (GROUND RENTS) (NO 2) ACT 1978 ASSHETON V BOYNE 1964 2 WLR 913 SUCCESSION ACT 1965 S52(2) SUCCESSION ACT 1965 S52(5) SUCCESSION ACT 1965 S53(1) REGISTRATION OF DEEDS ACT 1707 ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT......
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Suzanne Elaine Procter v Philip John Procter
...conveyance of legal title to the freeholds. It is simply silent on the matter. 44. I receive some support for my view in the case of Re King's Will Trusts [1964] Ch. 542. In that case, Pennycuick J was faced with a deed of appointment of a trustee of a will trust in material respects contai......
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Mrs Shanatabi Kashinath Bhusate (personally and as personal representative of the estate of Kashinath Bhusate deceased) v Dr Managala Patel (personally and as personal representative of the estate of Kashinath Bhusate deceased)
...set aside under the rule against self-dealing. 38 Mr Wilson QC submits that an assent in writing would have been needed, relying on Re Kings' Will Trusts [1964] Ch 542, per Pennycuick J at 547–8 and section 36(4) of the Administration of Estates Act 1925. Mr Dubbery, who appeared for the c......
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Jemma Trust Company Ltd v Lewis and Others
...Administration of Estates Act 1925 section 36; this is so even if the assent is by the executors in their own favour as trustees: see Re King's Will Trusts [1964] Ch 542. As regards other assets some other conduct may be necessary, for example doing whatever may be necessary for the benefic......
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