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Aidan Briggs
Barrister and Mediator
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Alexander Learmonth
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Christopher Snell
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James Saunders
Barrister
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James Davies
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James McKean
Barrister
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Jessica Powers
Barrister
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Leigh Sagar
Barrister
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Mark Hubbard
Barrister
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Sarah Egan
Barrister
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Contributions by New Square Chambers Experts

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Does the principle held in Wheeldon v Burrows apply retrospectively?
Does the principle held in Wheeldon v Burrows apply retrospectively?
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This Q&A looks at the principle in Wheeldon v Burrows regarding the creation of easements and whether the rule applies retrospectively.

How can a declaration of trust be brought to an end?
How can a declaration of trust be brought to an end?
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This Q&A considers how a declaration of trust can be brought to an end.

If a creditor claims inclusive of value added tax (VAT) on their proof of debt, can the office holder
If a creditor claims inclusive of value added tax (VAT) on their proof of debt, can the office holder
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This Q&A considers whether, if a creditor claims inclusive of VAT on their proof of debt, the office holder can compel them to reclaim their VAT and only admit claim net of VAT.

If a Will leaves a specific legacy of a property free of any mortgage on the property but the deceased
If a Will leaves a specific legacy of a property free of any mortgage on the property but the deceased
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This Q&A considers how the mortgage debt is paid when the Will leaves a specific legacy of a property free of any mortgage and the deceased only owned a part share of the property at death.

If the Court of Protection has authorised the purchase of P's property to be held in the names of the
If the Court of Protection has authorised the purchase of P's property to be held in the names of the
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This Q&A considers whether the trustees of a property held for the benefit of a protected person can be replaced using a deed of retirement and appointment of trustees under the power in Trustee Act 1925, s 36, or whether the approval of the Court of Protection is required.

In a business-to-business relationship, where the parties agreed a variation to a set of standard terms
In a business-to-business relationship, where the parties agreed a variation to a set of standard terms
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This Q&A deals with the incorporation of contractual terms via a course of dealings.

In a notice of the assignment of a lease, is it sufficient to provide the assignee's address after the
In a notice of the assignment of a lease, is it sufficient to provide the assignee's address after the
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This Q&A deals with information that is required, and the format thereof, when notice of assignment of a lease is given.

In a notice to collectively enfranchise under section 13 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban
In a notice to collectively enfranchise under section 13 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban
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This Q&A looks at the information that needs to be given in relation to the extent of the property to be acquired in a notice to collectively enfranchise under LRHUDA 1993, s 13.

In a sale contract conditional on planning, if the contract ends on the longstop date without prejudice
In a sale contract conditional on planning, if the contract ends on the longstop date without prejudice
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This Q&A considers obligations to use reasonable endeavours, contractual remedies where the buyer has not used reasonable endeavours including wasted legal costs and other losses.

Is an equitable easement (granted or acquired by prescription before 13 October 2003) binding on
Is an equitable easement (granted or acquired by prescription before 13 October 2003) binding on
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This Q&A considers whether an equitable easement is binding on subsequent purchasers of the registered servient land if they have no knowledge of the easement.

Is it possible for a lease to provide for the rent to become payable before the date of the lease and the
Is it possible for a lease to provide for the rent to become payable before the date of the lease and the
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This Q&A considers whether the rent under a lease can be payable before the date of the lease and the start of the contractual term.

Is it possible for a life tenant to give up their life interest, where the life interest Will trust
Is it possible for a life tenant to give up their life interest, where the life interest Will trust
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This Q&A considers whether the power of advancement under section 32 of the Trustee Act 1925 applies where one part of the trust capital is put on discretionary trust for three people and one of them lacks capacity. It considers the ability to the life tenant to surrender their interest unilaterally and the tax implications of this..

Is it possible to exclude the statutory power of reimbursement of trustee expenses found in section 31 of
Is it possible to exclude the statutory power of reimbursement of trustee expenses found in section 31 of
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This Q&A considers whether it is possible to exclude the statutory power of reimbursement of trustee expenses found in section 31 of the Trustee Act 2000.

Is there some guidance on whether a law firm which takes over the business (majority of clients and
Is there some guidance on whether a law firm which takes over the business (majority of clients and
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This Q&A considers whether a law firm which assumes the business of an insolvent firm can act as the co-executor of a Will in which the insolvent firm was named as co-executor.

Paragraph 12 of Schedule 6 to the Land Registration Act 2002 (LRA 2002) states that a person is not to be
Paragraph 12 of Schedule 6 to the Land Registration Act 2002 (LRA 2002) states that a person is not to be
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This Q&A considers whether it is possible to claim adverse possession of land owned by a charitable trust.

Parents have lent their daughter £50,000. The parents have now been left the residue of an Aunt’s estate
Parents have lent their daughter £50,000. The parents have now been left the residue of an Aunt’s estate
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Mini-summary: This Q&A considers what external consideration means for the purposes of section 142(3) of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984.

The effect of sections 4(4) and 10 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 is
The effect of sections 4(4) and 10 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 is
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This Q&A considers the resident landlord exception to the right to collective enfranchisement found in chapter 1 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993.

The final clause of a home-made Will states, 'as regarding to the rest of my belongings, A is quite
The final clause of a home-made Will states, 'as regarding to the rest of my belongings, A is quite
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This Q&A considers the approach to interpreting words and phrases in a home-made Will.

There must be at least two acting trustees to give a valid receipt for the sale proceeds of trust owned
There must be at least two acting trustees to give a valid receipt for the sale proceeds of trust owned
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This Q&A considers whether the appointment of a trustee of land within form TR1, for the purposes of having two trustees to give a valid receipt for he sale proceeds, continues to apply to the sale proceeds and other trust property or assets which subsequently represent the sale proceeds.

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