When is the deadline for long stop on breach of trust claims?
The catalogue records a 252 months period from Occurrence of the breach of trust. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 252 months
- Trigger
- Occurrence of the breach of trust
- Counting
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- Absolute long stop ("in any event") running from the breach itself, overriding the knowledge and disability provisions in Article 57(2) and (3). It does not apply where Article 57(1) applies, that is to trustee fraud or recovery of trust property, which remain unlimited. There is no English equivalent; this 21-year long stop is a Jersey trusts-law feature.