La &ldquo;proper purpose rule&rdquo; e le sue ricadute sui trust interni (<em>Grand View </em>v <em>Wong</em>, 8 dicembre 2022)

Abstract

Tesi L’articolo esamina la sentenza del Privy Council Grand View Private Trust Company And Another (Respondents) v Wong And Others (Appellant) No 2 (Bermuda) e le sue ricadute sui trust interni. La tesi è che il terzo che contrae con il trustee a titolo oneroso non può essere onerato di un controllo sull’appropriatezza dell’atto compiuto rispetto alle finalità proprie del trust e che pertanto il suo affidamento debba essere tutelato. The author’s view The article examines the decision of Privy Council Grand View Private Trust Company And Another (Respondents) v Wong And Others (Appellant) No 2 (Bermuda) and its impact on internal trusts. The thesis is that the third party who contracts with the trustee for consideration cannot be burdened with a control over the appropriateness of the act performed with respect to the trust’s own purposes and that therefore his or her trust must be protected.