There is a different rule for payments out of active running accounts – most typically current accounts. Here the rule in [ case ]applies. This rule states that the first payment in to the account will be the first payment out. The rule has been applied as between two trusts and between a trust and an innocent contributor, e.g. in Re Diplock.
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Re Clayton’s Case (1816) 1 Mer 572
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There is a different rule for payments out of active running accounts – most typically current accounts. Here the rule in [ case ]applies. This rule states that the first payment in to the account will be the first payment out. The rule has been applied as between two trusts and between a trust and an innocent contributor, e.g. in Re Diplock.
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#equity #law #tracing
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There is a different rule for payments out of active running accounts – most typically current accounts. Here the rule in [ case ]applies. This rule states that the first payment in to the account will be the first payment out. The rule has been applied as between two trusts and between a trust and an innocent contributor, e.g. in Re Diplock.
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Re Clayton’s Case (1816) 1 Mer 572
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