Timothy Sherwin

Barrister at XXIV Old Buildings. Chambers HNW Star junior under 10 years' call 2020.

[XXIV Old Buildings @xxivbarristers]

XXIV Private Client Update, Issue #18

Ali v Dinc: Conditional Property Transfers and Equity’s remedial half-way houses by Emma Hughes

https://t.co/x4ACah3gPH

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[Timothy Sherwin @timothy_sherwin]

I had a great time speaking at @xxivbarristers' 2020 probate and Court of Protection conference on Wednesday. An excellent turn-out too; thanks so much for attending!

[Timothy Sherwin @timothy_sherwin]

@stuartadamsuk @ChambersGuides @xxivbarristers Thanks! It's all a bit surreal!

[Stuart Adams @stuartadamsuk]

@ChambersGuides @timothy_sherwin @xxivbarristers Tim this is brilliant and very well deserved!

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Tim Sherwin of @xxivbarristers takes home the Star Associate/Junior Under 10 Years’ Call award at the Chambers High Net Worth Awards 2020. Tim entered this year’s HNW guide chancery rankings with fantastic feedback, congratulations to you Tim.

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Edward Cumming QC and Elizabeth Weaver shortlisted for chancery silk and junior of the year at the #ChambersBarAwards

https://t.co/UKu4gAqYjq

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XXIV Private Client Update, Issue #15

Modernising Trusts: Section 57 Trustee Act 1925 Cotterell v Beaumont [2020] EWHC 2234 Ch by Elizabeth Weaver

https://t.co/rjr7HzAFaP

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[Timothy Sherwin @timothy_sherwin]

I've written a new article on trust and charity law: see below on @xxivbarristers' website! https://t.co/LPsHj0WUMw

[Timothy Sherwin @timothy_sherwin]

I have written a @xxivbarristers private client update on two interesting new cases: Brent LBC v Johnson, and Gibbons v Smith, looking at the role of the AG if there is an issue over whether trusts are charitable. Have a read!

https://t.co/5b5kBQWPSH

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[Timothy Sherwin @timothy_sherwin]

I'm very proud to have been nominated for an award as Star Associate/Junior under 10 years' call at the @ChambersGuides HNW awards!

Thanks so much to all my referees for saying such kind things, and to all at @xxivbarristers, nominated as set of the year!

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[Timothy Sherwin @timothy_sherwin]

@xxivbarristers Really important decision! Fascinating stuff, and well done Edward!

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Lehtimaki and others v Cooper [2020] UKSC 33: Edward Cumming QC acted for the successful appellant https://t.co/Qe6Up05HW2

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XXIV Private Client Update, Issue #13

Bending over backwards? Representation of The Grundy Trust [2020] JRC 071 (27 April 2020) by Alina Gerasimenko

https://t.co/VKwqS8VEwP

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XXIV Private Client Update, Issue #12

Pleading dishonesty: how much is enough? Sofer v Swissindependent Trustees SA [2020] EWCA Civ 699 by James Fennemore

https://t.co/5F5xf3Pk5h

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XXIV Private Client Update, Issue #11

Winding up an insolvent trust: An analogy with corporate insolvency law principles In re the ZII Trust and the ZII Trust [2020] JRC 072 by Sparsh Garg

https://t.co/ibUTr6kTpd

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When is a beneficiary not a beneficiary? @timothy_sherwin publishes article in the Trusts and Estates, Law & Tax Journal

https://t.co/1htU3r8boz

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XXIV Private Client Update, Issue #10

Justice not sympathy: the Forfeiture Act 1982: Challen v Challen [2020] EWHC 1330 (Ch) & Amos v Mancini [2020] EWHC 1063 by Elizabeth Weaver

https://t.co/lJg3dv7Ycw

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XXIV Private Client Update, Issue #9

The “Golden Rule”? Or more of a “golden thread”? by @timothy_sherwin

https://t.co/AJ3ziRUzgD

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[Timothy Sherwin @timothy_sherwin]

I have written another @xxivbarristers private client update! This one discusses the Golden Rule following Re Templeman and Clitheroe v Bond, two 2020 probate cases. Enjoy!

https://t.co/aCrxOMjYrl

[Gill Steel @GillSteelLaw]

The Wills Act 1837 needs reform I am sure we all agree but I am pleased with Stuart’s tweet because I cannot see that changes made by other jurisdictions during the pandemic are any better than what we have already.
Far better to give our judges a dispensing power.