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Charles E. Rounds, Jr. - Suffolk University...

When virtual representation is not an option in trust-reformation litigation

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In an external contract-based or tort-based dispute between the trustee and a third party to the trust relationship, the beneficiaries are generally not necessary parties. But all beneficiaries (of an irrev. trust) whose...more

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Equity’s maxims have many jurisprudential functions, one critical function being to sinew the equitable principles that regulate...

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Equity’s maxims have many jurisprudential functions, one critical function being to sinew the equitable principles that regulate the law of trusts. A court that is saddled with sorting out the rights, duties and obligations...more

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