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Property, family and trust

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Completed projects

  • Electronic Communications Code

    Project is a general review of the Code as it applies to England and Wales

  • Intestacy and Family Provision Claims on Death

    Review of the intestacy rules and family provision claims on death

  • Easements, Covenants and Profits à Prendre

    Review of the law of covenants, easements and profits à prendre in relation to land

  • Capital and Income In Trusts: Classification and Apportionment

    Examination of the complicated rules governing the treatment of trust receipts and outgoings as capital or income

  • Cohabitation

    Review of the law as it affects cohabitants' property and finances when relationships end

  • Forfeiture and the Law of Succession

    Review of the law that cuts out a murderer's descendants from the line of succession

  • Perpetuities and Accumulations

    Project to identify and remedy defects in the rule against perpetuities and the rule against excessive accumulations

  • Termination of Tenancies for Tenant Default

    Project to reform the means by which a landlord can terminate a fixed term commercial or residential tenancy where the tenant has not complied with their obligations

  • Trustee Exemption Clauses

    Project recommending that the trust industry adopt a non-statutory rule of practice

  • Trustees' Powers and Duties

    Review of the law governing trustees’ powers to invest trust funds

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