This Wednesday, Susannah Meadway will speak as part of a panel on the retrospective validation of invalid trustee appointments with the UCL Private Law Group.
The seminar is part of a project initiated by Susannah as a member of the Trust Law Committee to promote change in trust law to assist where trustees have not been validly appointed but nevertheless have acted as properly constituted trustees in good faith.
The seminar will be delivered in person and online. For fuller details and sign-up, please see below.
UCL Private Law Group
Retrospective Validation of Invalid Trustee Appointments
26 February 2025, 6:00 pm–7:30 pm
Moot Court, UCL Faculty of Laws, Bentham House, Endsleigh Gardens, London, WC1H 0EG
What are the consequences where powers vested in trustees have been exercised by the wrong persons, whether by a body of persons who comprise invalidly appointed trustees, or who perhaps do not include all of the validly appointed trustees? Situations like this can arise in a myriad of circumstances including where persons have been appointed to act as trustees by the wrong person, or where trustees thought to have retired have not been validly discharged in accordance with the statutory provisions for discharge.
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