In Delport v Le Roux and Others[1], the court’s judgment, delivered on 24 November 2022, is a r...
The rights of beneficiaries in a trust
Friday, 04 December 2020
Based on judgments in the law reports, it seems that family trusts provide rich potential for family squabbles. The decision of the Supreme Court of Appeal in Griessel NO & others v De Kock Case No 334/18, delivered on 6 June 2019, is a typical example. In issue was whether beneficiaries to the trust had
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Trust law: authority and capacity are not equivalent
Friday, 18 September 2015
A full bench of the Western Cape High Court has confirmed that a deficiency in trustees’ authority can be cured by ratification, but a lack of capacity cannot be so cured.
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Lessons from some recent trust cases
Monday, 10 February 2014
Lessons from some recent trust cases In the past year or so several decisions by the High Court and the Supreme Court of Appeal have been of interest in the trust field. It’s questionable whether any of them have made new law, but they are of interest. I start with Potgieter and Another v Potgieter
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