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Fiduciary Duties and Personal Rights in Trusts and Property in Conflict
Published on 19 Nov 2014 | Took place at RACV Club, Melbourne, VIC
This event considered the following:
- the decisions in McIntosh v McIntosh[2014] QSC 99 and Hitchcock v Pratt[2010] NSWSC 1508
- fiduciary duties of trustees and directors of corporate trustees
- beneficiary rights in trusts and fiduciary duties in conflict
- structuring to protect assets from personal rights and the role for and of independent persons
- the relevance of the provision of support in the past of the object of a discretionary trust.
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Duties and personal rights in trusts and property in conflict
Author(s):
Heather GRAY,
Peter Pascoe
This paper covers McIntosh v McIntosh [2014] QSC 99.Materials from this session:
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