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Page 41
... trustee from time to time to vary or alter the share of income allotted to a beneficiary " ( p . 18 ) . His Honour held that the appellant trustee had , by making the written declaration ( supra ) , clearly put it beyond her power to ...
... trustee from time to time to vary or alter the share of income allotted to a beneficiary " ( p . 18 ) . His Honour held that the appellant trustee had , by making the written declaration ( supra ) , clearly put it beyond her power to ...
Page 135
... trustee on this income when according to the deed it belongs to the beneficiary . The trustee presumably has no right to recover from the beneficiary because the Act says the trustee is not the beneficiary's agent in respect of this ...
... trustee on this income when according to the deed it belongs to the beneficiary . The trustee presumably has no right to recover from the beneficiary because the Act says the trustee is not the beneficiary's agent in respect of this ...
Page 355
... trustee , it was immediately effective and could not be revoked . As I have earlier said without the declaration the four children merely had a contingent interest in the income which only became vested in them to- gether with the ...
... trustee , it was immediately effective and could not be revoked . As I have earlier said without the declaration the four children merely had a contingent interest in the income which only became vested in them to- gether with the ...
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