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Where there's a will there's an executor (or two)
The Jersey Court has recently delivered a judgment concerning the principles to be applied where a body of executors are deadlocked. The case is Garnham v PC & Others1 which concerned the administration of the estate of a successful businessman who had been domiciled in Hong Kong but had established significant Jersey trusts.
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