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Property Law - Following and Tracing Flashcards

1
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Who noted Turner v Jacob is probably closer to what Oatway decided?

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H&M

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What did Conaglen say of backwards tracing?

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It is a matter of legal policy on whether to allow backwards tracing

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What case showed court recognising tracing is the court ‘making a policy judgment’ of whether one asset represents or is substituted for another?

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Federal Republic of Brazil v Durant International

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What is often unclear in cases of mixed substitution?

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Evidence of where the money has gone or come from

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What is the lowest intermediate balance rule?

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If evidence clearly shows only £200 in the account could belong to B, this is all B can claim.

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What does a claim depend on?

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C’s right to the original asset

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Relfo v Varsani general

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Money laundering, one transaction

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What case conflicts with Foskett on backwards tracing and how?

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Re Tilley’s WT - intention not needed

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What can a B do if there is a mixed substitution?

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Trace into and claim proportion of traced asset, or lien to secure a personal claim against T

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C is entitled ALMOST as of right to an interim freezing injunction to preverse claimed asset until trial outcome

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UCB Home Loans v Grace

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Relfo v Varsani required what for backwards tracing?

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Prior arrangement that trust fund would be used to repay, and was so used

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12
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How did Lionel Smith view backwards tracing?

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Should be allowed - look at what made release of debt caused by initial borrowing possible, such that if money is borrowed to buy a car, and X can only repay the debt through money from B, money from B explains X’s ownership

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13
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If T mixed his own money with trust money, who has priority?

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B

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What judge in what case called Clayton the exception, not the rule?

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LJ Cooke in Russell-Cooke Trust v Prentis

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Sinclair Investments v VTF

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Once trust money falls into a ‘black hole’, such that it is impossible to trace due to complex transactions, T bears the burden of showing money is not part of the trust fund

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16
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What is following?

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Identifying the same asset from hand-to-hand

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UCB Home Loans v Grace

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C is entitled ALMOST as of right to an interim freezing injunction to preverse claimed asset until trial outcome

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Barlow Clowes v Vaughan general

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Ponzy scheme

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Why did Clayton not apply in Barlow Clowes v Vaughan?

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Investor intention clearly to share in profits and losses

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What did the Vice-Chancellor say in Foskett v McKeown in the CoA?

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Important D made the first payment, giving his children a vested interest and meaning B could only claim for misappropriated funds

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What did Conaglen highlight as a reason not to allow backwards tracing?

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Unsecured creditors are already in a precarious position compared to the far better protected position of Bs

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Turner v Jacob judgment

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If there is money left, B must start from the money

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23
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If T gives money to a BFP, who has priority?

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BFP - claim extinguished

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LJ Woolf in Barlow Clowes on Clayton

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Only use if it does ‘broad justice’

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25
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What kind of remedies are falsifying and surcharging?

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Personal

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26
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What judge in what case suggested Clayton does not apply if ‘inconvenient’?

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Lord Greene in Re Diplock

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27
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What jurisdiction was Federal Republic of Brazil v Durant?

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CoA of New Jersey

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Who noted they couldn’t overrule Clayton, but could displace it with a counterweight, and in what case?

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LJ Dillon in Barlow Clowes

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29
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Space Investments v Canadian Imperial Bank general

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Swollen assets theory

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What other method could be used for bank accounts than pari passu or Clayton?

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Rolling charge

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Lord B-W in Foskett

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Windfall is permitted because enforcement of property rights, not to reverse UE

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32
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Beaver skins, mistress

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Jones v De Marchant

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Who outlined the ‘black hole’ theory in Sinclair Investments v VTF?

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Lord neuberger

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34
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What did Lord Steyn say in Foskett of the equitable/legal distinction of tracing?

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Process of identification is ‘genuinely neutral as to the right exigible’

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35
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What two judges were in the minority in Foskett?

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Steyn and Hope

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36
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What was the split in the HoL in Foskett?

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3:2

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What case applies if there is evidential certainty in a tracing claim?

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Roscoe v Winder

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38
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Turner v Jacob

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Balance

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39
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What do L&O note about Turner v Jacob?

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Probably closer to what Oatway decided

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Foskett v McKeown general

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Portugal development, insurance policy

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41
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Evidential uncertainty in tracing is resolved how?

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Against the wrongdoer

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42
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What case showed the courts accepting rolling charge is probably the fairest method for bank accounts?

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Charity Commission v Framjee

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43
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From what case and judge does the swollen assets theory come?

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Space Investments v Canadian Imperial Bank, Lord Templeman OBITER

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44
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What did Hobhouse LJ say in Foskett in the CoA?

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Payment of 4th and 5th made no difference

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45
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Jones v De Marchant judgment

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Required to account to his wife for the 18 beaver skins

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46
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What are the three rules (cases) in the case of mixed substitution with evidential uncertainty?

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Re Hallett’s Estate; Re Oatway; Shalson v Russo

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47
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Why can’t money in a bank account be followed?

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It is not physical money, but a debt

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Foskett v McKeown on backwards tracing, and what judge?

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Scott VC said only allowed if C can prove T intention at time of borrowing was to repay with trust money

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49
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Roscoe v Winder

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Lowest intermediate balance

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In what case did the CoA reject Clayton for mixed substitution and evidential uncertainty?

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Re Hallett’s Estate

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51
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Re Hallett’s Estate general

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Mix, dissipation, balance

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52
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Re Hallett’s Estate judgment

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Presume T spent his money first because presumption of honesty

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53
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Why do L&O prefer Shalson?

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For Rimer J’s view of the merits

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54
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What types of substitutions can there be in a tracing claim?

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Mixed and clean

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55
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What judge in Bishopsgate said no to backwards tracing because fallacious?

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LJ Leggatt

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Who criticised Millett’s reference to ‘tracing the value’ in Foskett and why?

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If understood to mean market value, it is nonsense to say you are tracing the value because it may not be the same

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57
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Who called Clayton’s case ‘capricious, arbitrary and apposite’, and in what case?

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LJ Leggatt in Barlow Clowes

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58
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Foskett v McKeown judgment

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B’s payments were swapped for ‘shares’ in policy - proportional share of pay-out with children

59
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What case shows an exception to the specification doctrine?

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Jones v De Marchant

60
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Clayton’s Case

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First in first out rule

61
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What case explained why the money is considered dissipated upon paying into an overdrawn account?

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Rea v Russell

62
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Why did LJ Leggett say no to backwards tracing?

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Fallacious

63
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If both sources in a mixed substitution are innocent, who has priority?

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Pari passu

64
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When can there not be a lien in the case of mixed substitution?

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If there are innocent competing contributors

65
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What case suggests a similar theory to swollen assets but ISN’T?

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Sinclair Investments v VTF

66
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What two cases stand in conflict under evidential uncertainty for mixed substitution in tracing?

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Turner v Jacob and Shalson v Russo

67
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Russell-Cooke Trust v Prentis

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LJ Cooke called Clayton the exception, not the rule

68
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How did they reason the allowance of backwards tracing in Federal Republic of Brazil v Durant?

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If not allowed because of transaction order, would allow camouflage of interconnected transactions to obscure true purpose and effect

69
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what did Millett say of pro rata in a mixed substitution case?

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It is the ‘best that the wrongdoer and his donees can hope for’

70
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Lord Hope in Foskett

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Contributions made a difference by reducing costs to insurer, but no difference to rights exercisable by children

71
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What is the general rule for dissipation?

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If money is used to pay an unsecured debt or pay into an overdrawn account, the money has dissipated and end of tracing

72
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What did the CoA require in SFO v Lexi Holdings?

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Equitable charge to attach to traceable proceeds

73
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Lord Steyn in Foskett

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Contributions made no difference, so not pro rata

74
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Relfo v Varsani judgment

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Looked at surrounding circumstances to find many transactions were actually one

75
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What two subsequent cases tried to limit the effect of Clayton?

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The Mecca and Re Sherry

76
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SFO v Lexi Holdings

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Rejected obiter in Space Investments

77
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What is a mixed substitution?

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New asset acquired with a mixture of misapplied trust property and T’s own property

78
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Charity Commission v Framjee

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Rolling charge probably the fairest method, but never applied in English law. Open to adopt it, but used pari passu

79
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Who said to only use Clayton if it does ‘broad justice’?

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LJ Woolf in Barlow Clowes

80
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How do H&M try to explain Millett’s use of the term value in Foskett?

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Connotes the potential for exchange inherent in an assignable right

81
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How do L&O argue Templeman’s swollen assets theory is wrong?

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Misread Jessel MR’s judgment in Re Hallett’s that when trust funds are mixed ‘the whole will be treated as trust property’ - only meant to concern particular account

82
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What two cases rejected the rolling charge method?

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Barlow Clowes v Vaughan; Russell-Cooke Trust v Prentis

83
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What two cases suggest courts are more willing to allow backwards tracing in recent years?

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Relfo v Varsani; Federal Republic of Brazil v Durant

84
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What judge in Shalson v Russo said no to backwards tracing?

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LJ Rimer

85
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What judge failed to bring clarity to the law by his judgment in Bishopsgate v Homan?

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LJ Henry

86
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Millett in Foskett

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No equitable/legal distinction in tracing, rejected confinement to a lien and pro rata

87
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What judge in Bishopsgate v Homan allowed backwards tracing?

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LJ Dillon

88
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What case is an example of money used to pay into an overdrawn account?

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Bishopsgate v Homan

89
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What judge in Foskett rejected legal/equitable distinction in tracing

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Millett

90
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What case showed the courts open to adopting rolling charge method?

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Charity Commission v Framjee

91
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What does T have against a bank for the money in his account?

A

A chose in action

92
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What is a non-fungible mixture?

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Mixture is specific so you can tell what happened to the original property

93
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What is the swollen assets theory?

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B can trace into all assets T has when T wrongfully takes money for himself, subjecting all his assets to a charge

94
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What is a clean substitution for tracing?

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One asset is swapped directly for misapplied trust property

95
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Who said following and tracing are ‘exercises in locating assets which are taken to represent the trust asset’?

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Lord Millett in Foskett v McKeown

96
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What is the rolling charge method?

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Look at each transaction to determine what happens to each investor at each point

97
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If one source in a fungible mixture is a wrongdoer, and some is given away, what happens?

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B has priority

98
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Why did Millett say pro rata distribution?

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Later events cannot determine ownership of a policy

99
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Why did Barlow Clowes and Russell Cooke reject rolling charge?

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Prohibitive costs and complications

100
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what judge rejected confinement to a lien in mixed substitution cases, and in what case??

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Millett in Foskett

101
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Rea v Russell

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NZ CoA show how there is no new asset when paying into an overdrawn account, so no proprietary representation

102
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From what jurisdiction is the rolling charge method?

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America

103
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What are following and tracing?

A

Evidentiary processes

104
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Re Oatway judgment

A

Assume T preserve B’s assets first so can claim investment

105
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Jones v De Marchant general

A

Beaver skins, mistress

106
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What did Millett say of CoA argument in Foskett?

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‘Capricious and unacceptable’

107
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Re Oatway general

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Mix investment, dissipation

108
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Foskett v McKeown, per Lord Millett on following and tracing

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They are ‘exercises in locating assets which are taken to represent the trust asset’

109
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If 3rd is a volunteer without notice (but not BFP), and doesn’t mix, who has priority?

A

B

110
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If two innocent sources contribute to a fungible mixture, and some is given away, what happens?

A

Both share proportional to their shares

111
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What do H&M say of the reference to ‘value’ by Millett in Foskett?

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‘Misguided and distracing’

112
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Shalson v Russo general

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Cherry pick

113
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What case shows an example of money used to pay an unsecured debt?

A

Re Diplock

114
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Clayton only applies to current accounts, not saving

A

The Mecca

115
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What two types of mixtures may there be in a following process?

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Fungible and non-fungible mixtures

116
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what three judges were in the majority in Foskett?

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Hoffmann, Millett and Lord B-W

117
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What did L&O say of the court response to Clayton?

A

Courts are swift to find impracticality or injustice so it doesn’t have to be applied

118
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What judge in Foskett highlighted how the windfall is permitted because it is the enforcement of property rights, not to reverse UE

A

Lord B-W

119
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How is Space Investments inconsistent with Roscoe?

A

Presumption should only be made against wrongdoer when there is evidential uncertainty

120
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What are two exceptions to the general rule on dissipation?

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If debt is secured by a charge over D’s property, or if D borrows money to buy an asset, and trust money is used to repay the creditor

121
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If T gives money to 3rd with notice, and 3rd mixes, who has priority?

A

B

122
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Re Sherry

A

If money is paid on the same day, deal with it as though done at the same time, NOT Clayton

123
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What judge in Re Tilley’s WT said intention is irrelevant for backwards tracing?

A

Ingoed-Thomas J

124
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Federal Republic of Brazil v Durant International on tracing

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Jersey CoA recognised it is the court ‘making a policy judgment’ of whether one asset represents or is substituted for another

125
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Who said pro rata in a mixed substitution case is the ‘best that the wrongdoer and his donees can hope for’?

A

Millett in Foskett

126
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What was the view taken in Federal Republic of Brazil v Durant?

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Look at overall transaction for coordinated scheme

127
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In what circumstances was LJ Dillon willing to allow backwards tracing in Bishopsgate v Homan?

A

Inference or intention to repay debt with trust money

128
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What did Lord Greene say of Clayton’s Case in Re Ziplock?

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Bank accounts are complicated so the rule is useful, based on ‘presumed intention’ and if inconvenient, pari passu

129
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What is the rule in Clayton’s Case?

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First in first out - first lot of money attributed to first transaction out, ad infinitum

130
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What judge in Re Hallett’s Estate suggested B is confined to a lien when substitution is mixed?

A

Jessel MR

131
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If money is paid on the same day, deal with it as though done at the same time, NOT Clayton

A

Re Sherry

132
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With what case is Space Investments v Canadian Imperial Bank inconsistent?

A

Roscoe

133
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When would tracing/following be preferred to a personal claim?

A

If T is bankrupt, to establish a proprietary interest and gain priority

134
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Lord Hoffmann in Foskett

A

Agreed with Millett (but not on unit)

135
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What is the starting point for bank accounts?

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Clayton’s case

136
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What is tracing?

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Identifying the new asset swapped for the original asset, identifying the value of the old one in the new asset

137
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What two reasons are there for not following Turner v Jacob and preferring Shalson v Russo?

A

Shalson not cited to Patten in Turner; wrongdoer shouldn’t take advantage of his own wrongdoing

138
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Who gave the priority rules in a tracing claim, and in what case?

A

Lord Greene MR in Re Diplock

139
Q

The Mecca

A

Clayton only applies to current accounts, not saving

140
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What is a fungible mixture?

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Mixture compose of mutually interchangeable units, so it doesn’t matter what part of the mass you are talking about

141
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Shalson v Russo judgment

A

B can ‘cherry pick’ between Hallett and Oatway if balance and investment

142
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In what three situations is B’s asset considered destroyed in a non-fungible mixture?

A

Physically attached to dominant, such that it would be disproportionately expensive to separate the two, a fixture with the same effect or combined to create a new product under ‘specification’ doctrine

143
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If 3rd is a volunteer without notice (but not BFP), and does mix, who has priority?

A

Pari passu

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