EXEMPTING A trustee for gross negligenceCan an exemption clause exclude a trustee’s liability for gross negligence? That was the question which the Privy Council was required to consider in this appeal from the Guernsey Courts. Guernsey has developed substantial activities in finance and trusts, and now has legislation (the Trusts (Guernsey) Law 2007) creating a legal framework for this business. The legislative framework was first introduced in 1989, and amended in 1990. The effect of an exemption clause had never been considered in litigation in Guernsey prior to the introduction of legislation.
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EXEMPTING A trustee for gross negligenceCan an exemption clause exclude a trustee’s liability for gr...
Following Spread v Hutcheson, Guernsey and Jersey trusts law has been aligned more closely with Engl...
A personal response to the Law Commission of England and Wales Consultation Paper 171, Trustee Exemp...
This article analyses the recent decision of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Spread T...
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Section 61 of the Trustee Act 1925 provides that: “61. Power to relieve trustee from personal liabil...
New Zealand and Canadian courts are willing to reduce the liability of a fiduciary for breach of fid...
This article is concerned with s. 61 of the Trustee Act 1925. It will analyse the origins, design an...
Plaintiff brought suit to recover damages for injuries allegedly sustained because of the unsafe con...
(Excerpt) Quasi-judicial immunity is best understood as a blessing and a curse. A bankruptcy trustee...
This article highlights differential treatment of trustees when they make application for the cleara...
This article addresses the tensions inherent in the courts' examinations of exclusion clauses. It is...
This is case very usefully sets out the current law with regard to a variation sought to a will unde...
When leaving a church service, plaintiff fell on ice that had formed as a result of poor drainage fa...
This Note examines the use and ramifications of exculpatory clauses for negligence in bailment agree...
EXEMPTING A trustee for gross negligenceCan an exemption clause exclude a trustee’s liability for gr...
Following Spread v Hutcheson, Guernsey and Jersey trusts law has been aligned more closely with Engl...
A personal response to the Law Commission of England and Wales Consultation Paper 171, Trustee Exemp...
This article analyses the recent decision of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Spread T...
Assesses Persimmon Homes Ltd v Ove Arup and Partners Ltd and the courts’ approach to exclusion claus...
Section 61 of the Trustee Act 1925 provides that: “61. Power to relieve trustee from personal liabil...
New Zealand and Canadian courts are willing to reduce the liability of a fiduciary for breach of fid...
This article is concerned with s. 61 of the Trustee Act 1925. It will analyse the origins, design an...
Plaintiff brought suit to recover damages for injuries allegedly sustained because of the unsafe con...
(Excerpt) Quasi-judicial immunity is best understood as a blessing and a curse. A bankruptcy trustee...
This article highlights differential treatment of trustees when they make application for the cleara...
This article addresses the tensions inherent in the courts' examinations of exclusion clauses. It is...
This is case very usefully sets out the current law with regard to a variation sought to a will unde...
When leaving a church service, plaintiff fell on ice that had formed as a result of poor drainage fa...
This Note examines the use and ramifications of exculpatory clauses for negligence in bailment agree...