Acceptance of a grant

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶6-060

Accounts, duty to keep

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶38-020

Administrative powers, application to court for

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶51-200

As alternative to survivorship clauses

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 1.15

Bare trusts

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 7.3.8

Co-ownership

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶26-010

Confidentiality of wills

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 1.2.2

Courts, application to exercise powers

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-220

Devolution of property subject to power of appointment

General power of appointment

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶26-050

Hybrid power of appointment

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶26-070

Liabilities

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶32-110

Special power of appointment

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶26-060

Discretionary will trusts

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 10.7.2Finney on Personal Representatives 10.8Finney on Personal Representatives 12.7.4

Disposals after administration period

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 14.9.6Finney on Personal Representatives 14.10

Disposals during administration period

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 14.8.1

Documents, obligation to disclose

Communications with trustees

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶39-030

Core documents

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶39-030

Court's power

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶39-050

Generally

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶39-010

Legal professional privilege

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶39-040

Letters of wishes

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶39-030

Proprietary right

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶39-020

Reasons

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶39-030

Duty of care

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-020

Expenses

Entitlement to reimbursement out of trust funds

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶40-010

Incidence of expenses in the estate

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶42-020

Interest on

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶40-030

Properly incurred expenses allowed

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶40-010

Inheritance tax on trust property, liability for

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 10.9.1Finney on Personal Representatives 10.9.2

Judicial trustee, appointment of

Application to alter representation

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶55-030

Appointment of judicial trustee

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶55-040

Costs

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶55-070

Each form of relief open to court

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶5-050

Generally

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶55-010

Judicial remedies

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶55-010

Misconduct

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶55-060

Principles on which court acts

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶55-060

Substitution

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶55-020

Life policy proceeds

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 1.3.1Finney on Personal Representatives 1.3.4Finney on Personal Representatives 7.3.3

Loans to estate

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 9.5.1

Non-resident will trusts

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 14.11.1

Personal representative becoming trustee after completion of administration

Change of duty on

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶50-060

Dealing with land

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶50-070

Generally

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶50-050

Other results of

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶50-070

Personal representatives as trustees

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 7.1.3Finney on Personal Representatives 14.9.6Finney on Personal Representatives 14.10

Powers of accumulation

Generally

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶36-010

Gifts to minors

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶36-020

Inheritance tax

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶36-030

Powers of appointment, property subject to

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶26-040

Powers of investment

Advice, duty to take

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-050

Common law principles

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-060

General power

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-040

Standard investment criteria, duty to have regard to

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-050

Wide statutory powers

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-030

Powers of land management

Acquisition of freehold and leasehold land

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-130

Beneficiaries, delegation of powers to

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-140

Consultation with beneficiaries

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-150

Generally

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶37-120

Powers to make agreements or compromises on external questions

Counsel's opinion

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-150

Duty in exercising

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-130

Extension of power by will

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-120

Legal advice, obtaining

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-100

Power to bind others

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-110

Restrictions

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-140

Wide statutory power to compromise

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-090

Prohibition to leave property by will

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶19-060

Property not available to settle expenses of estate

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 9.5.1

Realising/obtaining assets

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶26-020

Retention and sale of land

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-040Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶35-050

Trust income (including apportionment)

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶26-030

Trust registration service

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 7.4.1Finney on Personal Representatives 12.1.1

Variation of disposition of estate

Application and procedure under Variation of Trusts Act 1958

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶51-110Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶51-120

Appointment out of discretionary will trusts

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶51-190

Under Trustee Act 1925 s. 57

Commentary – Rossdale: Probate and Administration of Estates ¶51-200

Will, power of appointment before grant of probate

Commentary – Finney on Personal Representatives 7.4.1