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Holden on Trust Protectors Second edition
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Why should you buy Holden on Trust Protectors
Since the publication of the first edition in 2011, Holden on Trust Protectors has established itself as the leading work devoted to the subject of protectors: relied upon by both legal practitioners and fiduciary service providers, and regularly cited by the courts.
The second edition of Trust Protectors both builds upon the analytical work of its predecessor, and is fully updated to take into account developments across the trust law world – including more than 25 cases of direct relevance to the office of protector in Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man, the Cayman Islands, Bermuda, the BVI, Gibraltar, and other leading jurisdictions.
In addition, the second edition of Trust Protectors charts the adoption and analysis of the role of protector in the major common law jurisdictions, including important recent jurisprudence from England, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
Using the same clear and probing style of the first edition – extracting from casevlaw answers to the difficult questions arising in relation to the role of protector, and providing guidance and insight where definitive answers are not to be found – Trust Protectors will remain an essential component of the libraries of practitioners and professional fiduciaries across the trust law world.
Table of contents
- Introduction
- Fiduciary position
- Appointment of protectors
- Powers
- Limits of the protector’s powers
- The protector’s duties
- Rights of protectors
- Judicial control of the protector’s powers
- The protector’s personal liability
- The trustees’ relationship with the protector
- Death, resignation and removal of protectors
- Appendices
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