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Re-thinking administrative unworkability in discretionary trusts
This article seeks to explain the current doctrine of administrative unworkability as it applies to discretionary trusts in the context of English trust law with a view to identifying some of its problems and suggesting a reframing of the doctrine in terms of economic viability in the light of modern information technology.