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Property litigation weekly: injunction to restrain sale fails; common intention constructive trusts; committal bid dismissed; RTM notice service; Responsible Actors Scheme update (England and Wales) — 29 August 2024

Published on: 29 August 2024

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Disputes and remedies

Application for an injunction to restrain the sale of properties failed (Matthews v Matthews (a protected party, by his deputy Anne Minihane))

In Matthews v Matthews (a protected party, by his deputy Anne Minihane) [2024] EWHC 2182 (Ch), the Chancery Division refused the claimant’s (R’s) bid for an injunction preventing the disposal of the defendant’s (F’s) properties. F, an elderly individual lacking capacity to manage his property and financial affairs, was represented by an interim deputy (M). R and F were second cousins with a long-standing connection through their farming interests. R had also previously served as F’s health and welfare attorney. To discharge F’s liabilities, M was instructed to sell three plots of agricultural land belonging to F...

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