Privy Council decides that banks owe no Quincecare duty to a beneficial owner of monies in an account | Practical Law

Privy Council decides that banks owe no Quincecare duty to a beneficial owner of monies in an account | Practical Law

In this article, Tom Hibbert, Jonathan Cary, Alan Williams, Jake Hardy, Chris Ross and Olivia Dhein of Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP's Commercial Disputes team consider the Privy Council judgment in Royal Bank of Scotland International Ltd v JP SPC 4 and another (Isle of Man) [2022] UKPC 18 (12 May 2022).

Privy Council decides that banks owe no Quincecare duty to a beneficial owner of monies in an account

by Tom Hibbert, Global Head of Commercial Disputes, Jonathan Cary, Partner, Alan Williams, Partner, Jake Hardy, Partner, Chris Ross, Partner, and Olivia Dhein, Professional Support Lawyer, Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP.
Published on 26 May 2022 • United Kingdom
In this article, Tom Hibbert, Jonathan Cary, Alan Williams, Jake Hardy, Chris Ross and Olivia Dhein of Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP's Commercial Disputes team consider the Privy Council judgment in Royal Bank of Scotland International Ltd v JP SPC 4 and another (Isle of Man) [2022] UKPC 18 (12 May 2022).