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31 thg 7, 2016 · On 23 March 2016, the NZ SC issued decisions in two parallel cases: Mark Clayton, Personally and as Trustee of the Vaughan Road Property Trust (the VRPT) v Melanie Clayon3 and Melanie Clayton v Mark Clayton Personally and Mark Clayton and Bryan Chesire as Trustees of the Claymark Trust.4 This comment will discuss only the first case, as the ...
21 thg 1, 2025 · The Supreme Court has clarified the boundaries of the same court’s landmark decision in Clayton v Clayton [2016] NZSC 29 (Clayton), issuing its decision in Cooper v Pinney [2024] NZSC 181 (Cooper). Cooper relates to the classification of rights and powers in relation to a family trust under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (PRA) on the breakdown of a de facto …
Mr and Mrs Clayton married in 1989, separated in December 2006 and the marriage was dissolved in 2009. There have been various issues between the parties about trust and relationship property matters associated with the marital breakdown. This appeal and cross-appeal relate to a trust known as the Vaughan Road Property Trust (VRPT).
1. MARK ARNOLD CLAYTON 2. MARK ARNOLD CLAYTON as trustee of the VAUGHAN ROAD PROPERTY TRUST V MELANIE ANN CLAYTON Analysis Mr and Mrs Clayton were married in 1989, had two daughters who were born in 1990 and 1994, separated in 2006 and were divorced in 2009.
The Supreme Court has clarified the boundaries of their landmark decision in Clayton v Clayton [Vaughan Road Property Trust] [2016] NZSC 29 (Clayton) by issuing their decision in Cooper v Pinney [2024] NZSC 181 (Cooper). Both cases involved family trusts and claims under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (PRA), with a particular focus on the extent of one party’s powers to …
There are two Supreme Court deci- sions in Clayton v Clayton. The first, which is considered in this article, relates to the Vaughan Road Property Trust (VRPT) and a claim under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (PRA).1 The second decision will be considered in the next issue and relates to the Claymark Trust and a claim under s182 of the Family Proceedings Act 1980.2
23 thg 3, 2016 · Clayton v Clayton - [2016] NZSC 29 Date of Judgment 23 March 2016 Media releases MR [2016] NZSC 29 (PDF 250 KB) Decision Clayton v Clayton (PDF 426 KB)
23 thg 9, 2023 · During their marriage, Mr. Clayton had established two trusts. One of them was the Vaughan Road Property Trust (VRPT) which held the assets of a successful business. The other was the Claymark Trust, which held significant property assets. Mrs. Clayton sought a share of the assets in these trusts on the basis that they were relationship property.
Vaughan Road Property Trust [10] VRPT was settled on 14 June 1999 (some thirteen years after the relationship between the Claytons commenced) by a declaration of trust executed by Mr Clayton. He is the settlor and sole Trustee of the VRPT. The discretionary beneficiaries include Mr Clayton as “Principal Family Member”, Mrs Clayton as his wife or former wife, and their two daughters. The ...
I INTRODUCTION This case note considers the Supreme Court’s decision in Clayton v Clayton [Vaughan Road Property Trust].1 In holding that powers bestowed under a trust deed can be considered property in terms of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (PRA), the decision has wrought a clear change to New Zealand law. The decision is likely to see further claims made by …
23 thg 3, 2016 · The long-awaited decision (issued in fact as two separate decisions) in Clayton v Clayton were released today (23 March 2016). The first decision relates to the Vaughan Road Property Trust (VRPT) and the second to the Claymark Trust. Background Mr and Mrs Clayton commenced a de facto relationship in 1986 and married in 1989. They…
3 thg 6, 2016 · For the purposes of the court proceedings, the principle claims were against the Vaughan Road Property Trust (VRPT) and the Claymark Trust. These trusts were each established by Mr Clayton during the marriage.
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