Month: August 2024
Dryden vs Young – why you should take care when making charitable bequests in your Will
When Marjorie Thompson passed away in 2020, she left behind a Will making bequests to a number of charities. However, it was found that seven of the charities were incorrectly or ambiguously named. For example, Ms Thompson named the ‘Animal Defence Society 52 – 53 Dean Street London W1V 5HJ....
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Brother wins battle in £10m strawberry farm case
The son of a fruit farmer who abandoned his dream of becoming a Royal Marine to work in the family strawberry business has won a court battle against his brother over their father’s £10m business. Richard Winter gave up his dream of military stardom to grow strawberries after his father promi....
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Frequently asked questions about passing on wealth
As the Private Wealth Law Firm, we have spent many years supporting our clients to pass down their wealth to future generations as smoothly and tax-efficiently as possible. Although every client’s needs and experiences are unique, there are some questions which we find come up time and time again....
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Labour government releases policy statement on “a generation of new towns”
In 1946, as Great Britain emerged from World War II, the New Towns Act came into force, giving the government the legal right to designate areas of land for new town development. The new towns programme was an ambitious planning project designed to alleviate overcrowding and poor living conditions ....
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