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    Isle Of Man Trust Law Changes

    The Trusts and Trustees Act 2023 introduces key updates to Isle of Man trust law, including clarified trust information disclosure, trustee liability limits, self-contracting permissions, Hastings-Bass relief, and a three-year limitation for breach claims.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
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    When Is An Employer Liable For The Acts And Omissions Of A Worker?

    Chris Brooks Head of Litigation and specialist employment Lawyer at Simcocks Advocates discusses the issues arising in the light of the recent decision of the Supreme Court in W M Morrisons...
    Isle of ManEmployment and HR
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
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An Explanatory Note On Security For Costs Applications

A defendant who is engaged in litigation, but feels the claimant may be unable to satisfy any costs order made against him may, in certain circumstances, apply to the court for an order for security for costs.
Isle of ManLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Simcocks
Simcocks
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    Equitable Mistake In The Isle Of Man After Oliver

    Deemster Corlett in an extempore judgment delivered on 21 May 2020 in Oliver v Fedelta, a case concerning equitable mistake by settlors, said that he was quite convinced that Isle of Man law should follow Pitt v Holt.
    Isle of ManLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
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    Consultation - To Be Fairly Asked, You, First, Have To Be Fairly Told

    The importance of a dialogue between Government and the public is well recognised in the Isle of Man.
    Isle of ManGovernment, Public Sector
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
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    Security For Costs – An Update

    Deemster Corlett cited and relied upon Akhavan v Quinn Legal Advocates Limited 20134 as the leading case in the Isle of Man on security for costs.
    Isle of ManLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
  • Article

    Taxing Times? A Briefing Note On AB v CD

    On June 30 2016 Her Majesty's First Deemster, Deemster Doyle, delivered a judgment in the case of AB v CD, in which Kevin O'Loughlin and Christopher Arrowsmith of Simcocks acted for the Defendant trustee.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
  • Article

    Is Insolvency Different? (Updated)

    In 2004, the Isle of Man court in Re Impex[1]decided that the court had a common law power to co-operate with and assist other courts in relation to insolvency matters.
    Isle of ManInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
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    Is Insolvency Different? (Updated)

    The difference of approach between the Privy Council and the Supreme Court may stem from the impoverished statutory framework for cross border co-operation in corporate insolvencies in certain jurisdictions, including the Isle of Man
    Isle of ManInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
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