Re Wood, decd. Barton v Chilcott
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1949 |
| Date | 1949 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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4 cases
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Goi Wang Firn (Ni Wanfen) and others v Chee Kow Ngee Sing (Pte) Ltd
...referred to are – in the chronological order as set out in Pettit – Morice v Bishop of Durham 9 Ves 399 (“Morice”), In re Wood, decd [1949] 1 Ch 498 (“Re Wood”), In re Astor’s Settlement Trusts [1952] 1 Ch 534 (“Re Astor’s Settlement”), and In re Endcacott, decd [1960] 1 Ch 232 (“Re Endacot......
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Priya Lal Hiranand v Dr Hari Naroomal Harilela And Another
...of the beneficiary principle. That principle requires that “a gift on trust must have a cestui que trust” see per Harman J in Re Wood [1949] Ch 498 at 501. Goff J upheld the trust observing (at 383G to 384A) that where “the trust, though expressed as a purpose, is directly or indirectly for......
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Shaon Lal Hiranand v Dr Hari Naroomal Harilela And Another
...of the beneficiary principle. That principle requires that “a gift on trust must have a cestui que trust” see per Harman J in Re Wood [1949] Ch 498 at 501. Goff J upheld the trust observing (at 383G to 384A) that where “the trust, though expressed as a purpose, is directly or indirectly for......
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Ravine Lal Hiranand v Dr Hari Naroomal Harilela And Another
...of the beneficiary principle. That principle requires that “a gift on trust must have a cestui que trust” see per Harman J in Re Wood [1949] Ch 498 at 501. Goff J upheld the trust observing (at 383G to 384A) that where “the trust, though expressed as a purpose, is directly or indirectly for......