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‘Time, Trusts and Tax’ Evening Seminar at Apothecaries Hall

Date: 18th November 2019, 18:15 to 21:00

Location: Apothecaries Hall, Black Friars Lane, London EC4V 6EJ, UK

A seminar covering new developments under the Inheritance Act 1975, including the recent
Court of Appeal decision in Cowan v Foreman.

CHAIRED BY
Sidney Ross: Author, Inheritance Act Claims, Sweet and Maxwell, first published 1993, 4th (current) edition 2017

SPEAKERS
James Kirby: ‘Trusts, Testamentary Freedom and Inheritance Act Claims’
Richard Dew: ‘Applications Out of Time and Standstill Agreements’
Georgia Bedworth: ‘Tax Planning Opportunities and Dangers in Settling 1975 Act claims’