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Re King’s Will Trusts, Assheton v Boyne: ChD 1964

An assent by personal representatives is ‘the instrument or act whereby a personal representative effectuates a testamentary disposition by transferring the subject-matter of the disposition to the person entitled to it’, and must be in writing even if the assent is by the executors in their own favour as trustees. There had to be a … Continue reading Re King’s Will Trusts, Assheton v Boyne: ChD 1964