“…y the land to her or to whom she might direct. But he was not bound to comply with other directions which she might give (see Re Brockbank (decd), Ward v Bates [1948] Ch 206 and Re Whichelow (decd), Bradshaw v Orpen [1954] 1 WLR 5 at 8). He could not have been compelled to grant the lease, though if he had refused to do so Lady Ing…”
“… problematic case. In Re George Whichelow Ltd [1954] 1 WLR 5, Upjohn J said at 8 that the decision was “difficult to reconcile” with cases such as Re Brockbank [1948] Ch 206, which were not cited in Butt v Kelson. In Re Brockbank, Vaisey J concluded that even beneficiaries who were between them absolutely entitled to trust property…”