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ARTICLE · 28 MARCH 2025

Offshore Trust Disputes 2024: The Year That Was

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In Cayman the Grand Court in AA v JTC (FSD 12/2024 (IKJ)) has, for the first time, set down the principles applicable to an application by an enforcer under Cayman's...

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This article was first published in issue 18 of ThoughtLeaders4's Private Client magazine.

2024 was another lively year for offshore and onshore contentious trust practitioners. 

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In Cayman the Grand Court in AA v JTC (FSD 12/2024 (IKJ)) has, for the first time, set down the principles applicable to an application by an enforcer under Cayman's STAR trust regime for the Court's approval of a 'momentous' decision in relation to the proposed exercise of the enforcer's fiduciary powers. The Court will consider whether:

  • the trustee and enforcer have the power to enter into the proposed transaction;
  • the trustee and enforcer have genuinely concluded that the proposed transaction is in the interests of the trust and the objects of the trust;

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