Post Civil Procedure Rules have Beddeos applications changed?
Sarah Asplin provides the answers
(taken from Issue No 17 – October 2001)
Despite that aura of Jarndyce v Jarndyce which it seems one cannot help but invoke and the look of complete incomprehension which often comes over one’s audience when one even mentions it, the Beddoes application1 has survived the perilous journey from nineteenth century trust law to the post CPR world of the early twenty-first century in pretty good shape and is a more effective and an all the more necessary weapon in the trustee’s armoury than before.
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