Patel v Brent London Borough Council

Source:	All England Reporter
Publisher Citation:	[2003] All ER (D) 67 (Dec)
Court:	Chancery Division
Judge:	Sir Andrew Morritt V-C
Representation	Jonathan Small (instructed by Hugh Cartwright & Amin) for the claimants.
	Edwin Johnson (instructed by CMS Cameron McKenna) for the defendant.
Judgment Dates:	3 December 2003

Trusts - Breach of trust - Profit from trust - Admitted breach of trust - Account of profits - Determination of quantum.

The court held that the local authority were liable to the claimants for its admitted breach of trust in the sum of 136,870.55 plus interest.

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