Re Somes. Smith v Somes
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1896 |
| Year | 1896 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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6 cases
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Re Greaves. Public Trustee v Ash
...of appointment can never therefore defeat the donor's primary intention." 19 We refer also to the language of Chitty J. in re Somes 1896 1 Ch.250 at p.255:- 20 "There is no duty imposed on the donee of a limited power to make an appointment; there is no fiduciaryrelationship between him and......
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Von Knieriem v Bermuda Trust Company Ltd
...D. Lowe Q.C. and Mr. D. Duncan for Kurt Engelhorn Re HayWLR [1982] 1 WLR 202 In re Skeats' SettlementELR (1889) 42 ChD 522 Re SomesELR [1896] 1 Ch 250 Re GreavesELR [1954] 1 Ch 434 Mettoy Pension Trustees v EvansWLR [1990] 1 WLR 1587 British Coal Corp v British Coal Staff Superannuation Sch......
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Chinachem Charitable Foundation Ltd v The Secretary For Justice & Others
...as a “power in the nature of a trust” or a “fiduciary power in the full sense” (the expression used by Chitty J in Re Somes [1896] 1 Ch 250, 255, quoted and adopted by Warner J in Mettoy Pension Trustees Ltd v Evans [1990] 1 WLR 1587, 1614. It is not a power capable of being released (that ......
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Turner v Kleinwort Benson (Trustees) Ltd
...the property or on any other person as a trustee of the power itself: per Romer, LJ, p.669. I will, as Chitty J. did in In Re. Soames [1896] 1 Ch., 250, 255 call a power in this category 'a fiduciary power in the full sense'. Mr. Walker suggested as an example of such powers vested in perso......
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