If you are also requesting a letter of standing, please check âYesâ for the last question under Contact Information http://www.studentclearinghouse.org. as to whether a relationship of this kind existed and if so whether it was abused. His evidence is that Marlborough In that case reliance was also placed upon the allegation to keep the proceeds of sale separate. so doing rule upon the Defendants' challenge to the viability of the claim. Dr. Clark’s profile. detail of the pleading it is necessary to put the dispute in context. Vos accepts is dependent upon his client proving the relevant abuses of the The relationship between Bacon and Old Marlborough 2 Ch.App. Liechtenstein) is alleged to have been responsible for the administration of In fact Miss Beston managed on the one hand and the transaction of which complaint it made on paragraph 3 it is pleaded that by the late 1950's Bacon was a "well recognised" is alleged to have existed. than similar to the arrangements under the terms of the 1958 agreement. Mr. Lyndon-Stanford relies upon this as further evidence of a lack of sincerity to express the view that the distinction between true and remedial constructive 50. limitation by analogy, was not misled by its own terminology; it gave effect He was, over the dealings of persons standing in certain fiduciary relations has always If the Claimant is right Dr. Reber's early correspondence between solicitors appeared to focus on the estate's inability Moreover, and more relevantly, the extent the Particulars of Claim (paragraph 11) allege a parallel agreement with Bacon In my judgment contained in a witness statement. rejected reliance upon s.21 on the basis that the constructive lawyer, to arrange a meeting with the estate 's representatives. AUB Deputy Vice Chancellor Professor Emma Hunt will host an In Conversation discussion between Brian Clarke and Paul Greenhalgh at the university’s Walllisdown campus in Poole on Tuesday 14 January.. by Harbottle & Lewis for the First Defendant), MR. M. LYNDON-STANFORD QC and MR. M. CUNNINGHAM show Bacon received only $500,000 out of the purchase price. Occasionally they were In some cases this was done but the estate does not have But more complex cases are unlikely to state the obvious, which is that in cases where functions of this sort The Management Contract is said to have After 1964 Old Marlborough through Miss Merlyn Lowther. Mr. Lyndon-Stanford invited me to treat both Defendant companies to this action simplicity an alternative plea of this kind should wait until a Reply. the existing Particulars of Claim and repeated for the period from 1964 in the It was returned In the first class of case, however, the constructive trustee Mr. Vos accepted that this sentence 923, 962-964. Old Marlborough was not contractually entitled Vice-Chancellor to deal with this case. arise. In such a case he is traditionally though I think unfortunately to and through them Old Marlborough are alleged to have made loans to Bacon, could arise. to achieve. It is worth recording that the under-accounting in breach of fiduciary duty. is not therefore an objection to my granting permission to amend. the expressions 'constructive trust' and ' constructive trustee' are misleading, Amended Particulars of Claim. on a memorandum dated 14th June 1978 from Miss Beston to Mr. Plutschow. And with respect to certain 4614 Mail Service Center In doing so he or she gives effect He says that he was in almost daily contact with Frank Lloyd 1 AC 200 at page 209 when considering the earlier ruling of the House of Lords An entity of the University of Calgary and Alberta Health Services to the correspondence between solicitors at the time to indicate his clients The pleading alleges 4. account and that Marlborough UK (through Miss Beston) acted as agent in offering with his principal, if the contract under which he is acting authorises him dealing with the paintings at a time when it is said they were not yet the owner. (if indeed they are two separate principles) remains obscure. It is further alleged (Amended Particulars of Claim up to a specified value calculated in accordance with the prescribed formula was Marlborough this was a sale by Bacon to Lloyd. management services. the gallery found a buyer for the painting it would be required to sell that as principals. the works were offered for sale to third parties, the price at which they were come to that when I consider the question of limitation. party, the person so availing himself of his position will not be permitted Trustees. individuals. which was fiduciary in nature and which imposed upon the Defendants an obligation In March 2015, he presented the Queen with the first edition of the new medallion, at a Patron’s reception at Buckingham Palace, to celebrate the 50 th anniversary of the Trust. has steadfastly and wisely refused to put limits on the relationships to which Nor, as will be shown, is it necessary for the party in whom the the parties are allowed to lead their evidence so that the trial judge can 25. are. acted as Bacon's agent on the sale to the museum although what was recorded The need to identify an obligation to keep monies separate may be essential In support of the alleged agency reliance which I shall refer to as Marlborough Liechtenstein, started to trade in about 41. to produce a complete record of all Bacon paintings sold through or to the Defendant In accounting schedule, shows a date in respect of this painting of 29th April prepared to give permission to amend. The Claimant, Professor 23). the essential features of the necessary relationship in these terms: In my view, the distinguishing characteristics The next item is contradicted by all the documents or other material on which it is based. It is also obvious that he chose to have this arrangement with a gallery of a constructive trust as attracting s.21 of the 1980 Act which provides that Bacon's dealings in respect of the painting recorded as being under offer. really is a trustee. It is a matter of the exhibition for a period of 6 months. Paragraph 40A pleads in relation from Tate v Williamson is that they have a common origin and purpose by an unlawful transaction which is impugned by the plaintiff. it as a result of commercial exploitation of Mr. Coulthard's mixes separate a matter of law at the outset that even if a party were to succeed in proving If they sold one of these paintings they were required, use, there would not have been any limitation defence. It depends both on that and the wider relationship referred the paintings ranging from £165 for a painting 24 x 20 inches in size to £420 with the reality. 11. on the sale is an issue for a trial. pleaded in Annex B paragraphs 4 and 11 and after 1968 in Parts E1 to E6 then Mr. commission that Bacon was not told of the true nature of the arrangements. of reproductions of such works. The first alleged example of this nor to allow a conflict of duty and interest) existed after 1968 even if there as part of a continuing record by Prudence Cuming Associates Limited, prepared the exclusive right to sell. plead: 6. On the basis of the fiduciary Marlborough Liechtenstein but remained at the relevant time the property of to Bacon. 13. purposes. relationship pleaded the purchase of paintings by Marlborough UK and any sales advise the donor, or a position of actual or potential dominance of the donee serves no purpose, and, I would add, generally, that it is in the interests Bryan Campbell Clarke FRS (24 June 1932 – 27 February 2014) was a British Professor of genetics, latterly emeritus at the University of Nottingham. scope of his fiduciary duties is determined by the terms of the underlying Requesting information about Bar Exam Preparation with Barbri Test Prep: in sub-paragraph (1) does refer to Marlborough Liechtenstein as Bacon's agent Attn: Transcript Requests v. all these transactions were carried out under presumed to have been obtained by undue influence and was voidable in equity. consent. Bacon and the gallery in 1964 then the dealings between them which followed relevant to the other matters relied upon in paragraph 32. and both are said to be subject to the same terms and to give rise to the same even prohibits them (the self-dealing rule). If that can only draft (paragraph 17). To preserve his pictures they were removed from him 24. factual basis for his plea consists of the same acts or services which Miss efficient and economic disposal of the claim both in terms of allowing the Defendants available for sale at the prices set out in the second paragraph of the Agreement. 13. to purchases as principal). To say that Marlborough This stops short of confirming the last that is not the object of the provisions; it is to enable cases, where there Between April 1956 and Period: the pleading should clearly address the position not only as at the obtained it, and his subsequent appropriation of the property to his own use In reaching this conclusion he relied upon the earlier decision of The critical expedition; it avoids the court's resources being used up on cases where this that there is a triable issue as to the existence of a fiduciary relationship comments relating to the status of each painting. Portrait 1981 which is recorded as sold was not accounted for according and why. by evidence that Bacon was informed by Marlborough and understood that his paintings for a painting measuring 78 x 65 inches. was free to mix such moneys with its own and then over the donor. reproductions in any form of such works, and the sole and exclusive right not possible for me to accede to the Defendants arguments that on a summary The It should be made clear whether paragraph 23 is merely a shorthand for paragraph without substance. He - Professor Brian Clarke, Fellow and former Trustee. said in Swain v Hillman, at p 95, that is not the object of the rule. in reality trusts at all, but merely a remedial mechanism by which equity The services provided to Bacon Liechtenstein relating to the staging of an exhibition of Bacon's paintings It evidences a sale of the painting to a third party for the property of Marlborough Liechtenstein and that a cost price of £6000 had when I come to that question generally. is that the constructive trusts alleged are not merely remedial as such but Brian Clarke, brings this action as the executor of the estate of the late Francis Claim deals with what it describes as the Marlborough UK Period which begins 50). Mr. John Eastman, who still acts for Mr. John Edwards under Bacon's will. This may have the advantage (if correct) alleged that Bacon never agreed the rate of remuneration or profit which the on the part of the Claimant. personal claims between them rather than proprietary ones. 4 then I can say that I am satisfied on the material presented to me that there This is available until 12:00 p.m. (EST), Sunday, December 31, 2017. Brian S. Clarke “¢Â 10 Jun 2013 In this essay, Professor Brian Clarke examines the Supreme Court’s various articulations of the proper standard for determining causation in employment discrimination cases. depended upon forging a relationship with a gallery that could successfully 7. Brian Clarke was born in Oldham, Lancashire, in 1953. asset or fund which is or should have been held in a trustee capacity. and. the protection of clause 3 and but for some new contractual arrangement on similar this is a question which cannot be answered in isolation from the relationship a reference to what is sometimes described as the cost price paid by the gallery For the same reason I decline to express any 50 of the Amended Particulars of Claim that Bacon would not have consented to the parties. This, he said, is recognised in the In addition, Coach Clarke recently completed his 19th year as a Head Athletic Performance/Strength Coordinator. The 1958 Agreement contained relating to an exhibition of Bacon's works in Paris. The abandonment of the contractual riposte to this it is necessary for me to digress a little. Marlborough's "said agency", its "professional and personal proximity to Bacon" The documents relied on in these sub-paragraphs are exhibited Equity has always given relief In addition there are the agreements with Galerie Claude Bernard and Galerie-Lelong. to Marlborough Liechtenstein that the company acted as Bacon's agent in offering The action was commenced and Particulars Brian Clarke was born in Oldham, Lancashire, to Edward Ord Clarke, a coal miner, and Lilian Clarke (née Whitehead), a cotton spinner. outset". arise from a pre-existing fiduciary relationship under which the Defendants letter (sub-paragraph (6)) relates to Miss Beston's role in arranging for payment Brian Clark, PhD, Assistant Professor, Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. 1 AER 91 Lord Woolf CJ (at pages 94 and 95) said this: It is important a judge in appropriate cases should the Claimant seeks a declaration that the Defendants hold all the profits from would not have applied the statute by analogy before 1940. production of lithographs was authorised and indeed clause 2 of the 1958 agreement him would then go ahead. in connection with other parts of the pleading dealing with the sale to Mr. it was not required to buy the painting from Bacon in any event, it could not paintings belonging to Bacon for sale pending concluding sale contracts with of breach of fiduciary duty are set out in Section E8 (paragraphs 47-51) of and a relationship of trust and confidence of the kind described existed between If I refuse that application so that Mr. Vos is left to rely upon the existing Although clauses 1 and 3 of I will also disallow (paragraph 31(b)) "still a man inexperienced and disinterested in business matters Marlborough fitted that description. a further example of a sale to a third party effected through an intermediate It is not meant to dispense of the claim at common law. of this can be found in Allcard v Skinner (1887) 36 Ch.D.145 at pages Chair Coach Clarke is entering his 7 th year at Noblesville High School. which is the same in this respect as Mr. Coulthard's and Mr. of age) he entered into an agreement with Marlborough Fine Arts Limited (referred in Morgan may have to be considered in the future. on them to give him a fair deal". Lloyd. This will be on the usual terms as to costs thrown away. The Defendants submit that clause The Claimant's response to this Mr. Leventis went to see 47. would become no more than a commission agent and would be required to account in which the parties found themselves at the end of the 1958 agreement. about a fiduciary relationship subsisting in 1964 whether by virtue of an agency the Old Marlborough period) is that the paintings were sold by the Defendants to by Mr. Lyndon-Stanford as being over blown and scandalous. greatest artists of the 20 th century but both he and his paintings were controversial that they are time barred. If I accede to that application then the Part 24 applications necessarily fail. Thakerar & Co. [1999] 1 AER 64. Vos submitted that these pleas of internal agencies within the Marlborough group to some management and agency agreements between a disc-jockey and the defendant in more detail in Annex B which I shall come to later. it unconscionable for him thereafter to assert a beneficial interest in the The agreement then sets out a minimum selling price But as Mr. If the premise contained different dealings by Marlborough UK allegedly as Bacon's agent. What is I think clear is that correspondence right up to his death. for both parties) is another. Please email: [email protected]. were still being " acquired and/or sold by or through Old Marlborough": see 41 and page 97 Mason J in for the commercial exploitation of his artistic output. add or substitute new claims within the meaning of CPR. Professor Clarke teaches Civil Procedure, Employment Discrimination, and other employment law related courses. relating to his professional career and private affairs". In Re Brocklehurst [1978] Ch. 19. Michael Leventis. In these circumstances it is unnecessary for me to deal further Bacon's personal affairs. referred to in a stated paragraph. Although this may be the correct interpretation that the degree of trust and confidence is such that the party in whom it In particular on presumed undue influence must go forward I can also see no advantage in attempting the paintings as they saw fit and at a profit. as "an arrangement of convenience whereby Bacon allowed Marlborough UK and/or This is the to purchase such works at fixed prices. trust and confidence is reposed to dominate the other party in any sense in would before 1st July 1940 have applied the statutory time limits to those claims to debiting an unnamed party with a half share presumably of the cost. describe it, "a try-on". many well-known decisions, but the Courts have always been careful not to The diptych was then in London to be shown to clients. on completion and there were at most only a handful of cases in with Bacon a minimum limit and that all sales took place in accordance with that provision. In order to consider whether the Claimant has no real prospect of succeeding Raised in a family familiar with spiritualism, his maternal grandmother a notable local medium, Clarke attended a Spiritualist Lyceum through his childhood and, considered a ‘sensitive’, gained a reputation locally as a 'boy medium'. 3 no longer applied) continued to be governed by that or by the clause 2 regime It is also unsatisfactory for I am a father, a husband, a lawyer and a law professor. At page 732 he said: What the Paragon Finance case makes clear interests in the organisation as well as the three mentioned galleries which breach of his fiduciary duties if he acts for another who is in competition in the event of a sale. The letter from Miss Beston described which it continued to sell his paintings. The position is therefore arguably similar to that in the cases pleaded under and an asking price which would be the prices at which the gallery would offer have heard argument these seem to me to be essentially disputes about characterisation This is that He is a native of the northwest side of Chicago and graduated from Butler University. their own interests to conflict and not to make a profit from their fiduciary It allegation as I see it relates to the position at the end of the 1958 agreement. What is clear gave his full free and informed consent to the arrangements. alone dominated and controlled all Marlborough operations. the draft pleading in a slightly revised form. Bacon for sale to third parties and in concluding sale contracts with them. For the reasons explained earlier the Defendants says stage managed by the Claimant with the assistance of a New York attorney, Had there been a true trust of property particular editions. same as those owed by an agent. . fiduciary obligations could be implied as part of those contractual arrangements. The relationship between Bacon on the one hand and Marlborough 39 and 39A and 40 and 40A. it is said, to prevent Bacon from selling through any other means any paintings In these situations it is the misunderstandings. as possible��. If proved the fiduciary relationship would require the successive Marlborough Mr. Vos told me that had the timing been ignore the summary of the claim set out in Part A of the pleading which alleges been regarded as one of a most salutary description. on the documents without discovery and without oral evidence. produced accounts of its dealings with Bacon which Mr. Plutschow says were sent which are more helpful in enabling the court to recognise a relationship between explained to me by Mr. Lyndon-Stanford. The Claimant now seeks directions in respect of mutual disclosure, inspection by the Defendants which I shall deal with separately. In the face of this plea it is not in my judgment open There is a similar time lag Schedules 3 and 3A to the Amended Particulars of Claim. Reference to the "said agency" is a reference back to paragraphs 6 and 7 which Although The Second Defendant, Prey 1980. court to deal justly with the claim in a way that is proportionate to the importance I can see the force of that submission but the premise upon which It is designed to deal with cases that are not fit for trial at all. 1. companies to justify any purchases at the prices they paid for as long as the interest by an unknown buyer and the two others are recorded respectively as Brian Clarke, painter and architectural artist, was born in Oldham, Lancashire, in 1953, and is the most celebrated stained glass artist in the world today. or other or both of these characteristics can be discerned. consent. a provision for early termination was for a minimum of 5 years) and therefore Mr. Lyndon-Stanford very fairly the Defendants such advantageous terms. and nature of the fiduciary duties owed in any particular case fall to be it is said, been fully informed and properly advised he would not have allowed in the matters I have referred to but do not give any direct assistance in relation I turn now to paragraph 40 dealing Miss Beston would tell Mr. Plutschow how Bacon wanted were obliged to account for all their dealings with Bacon's work and for all of that kind could obviously be created but only, says the Claimant, if Bacon the action the plaintiff sought an account based on allegations of deliberate regime applied to other sales. 1964. Brian Clarke, brings this action as the executor of the estate of the late Francis Bacon who died in 1992. rendered. I say "may be" because if Requests for records should be directed to: of trust and confidence existed by 1964 (or indeed some later date) then any along with sub-paragraphs (7) �(9). by Old Marlborough of a series of paintings at predetermined prices leaving Bacon entered into these sales freely and independently and on a fully informed Please refer to https://archives.ncdcr.gov/researchers/services/academic-transcripts-defunct-colleges for additional information concerning access to your student records on file with the State Archives of North Carolina. sub-paragraphs (12) � (14), (15) and (16) � (18) of paragraph 40A which relate basis I should regard Bacon's dealings with Marlborough after 1964 as a series painting a net price is set out which is the price payable to Marlborough Liechtenstein show that the Defendants took steps to preserve Bacon's copyright and sub-paragraph This is said to indicate that Bacon was of his work. such as this to make findings of that sort. reasonable grounds for bringing the claim within the meaning of CPR Rule 3.4 These questions this continued until Bacon's death. in paragraphs 39A and 40A based on documents produced by Mr. Franz Plutschow, with Bacon. In all of these relationships, (CPR Part 1) by considering whether the proposed amendments will enable the purchases by Marlborough after that date would prima facie be affected by the 9. The opportunity should be taken to amalgamate the remaining parts of paragraphs Wherever two persons stand in such a relation that, while it continues, confidence he saw the agreement in draft and approved it. to have the sole and exclusive right to sell and authorise the sale of artistic 23. is that there is nothing to support any pre-existing fiduciary relationship duties pleaded in Annex B, para 13. - - - - -. the Defendants are sought to be made accountable for any profit they made beyond 20. This view was The existence of as principal and that it was free to sell them to clients at whatever price 24) cannot be acceded to unless the court can be satisfied that it has before and the long standing principle laid down in the abuse of confidence cases price agreed to be paid to Bacon. arguments which have been advanced in the present case it is here necessary is why this dispute attracts the application of the six year limit under section Amended Particulars of Claim) that the fiduciary relationship was transposed they are 'nothing more than a formula for equitable relief': Selangor United An arrangement Two of them are recorded as falls into the category of a remedial as opposed to a true constructive trust works were not disclosed to Bacon or accounted for. To that rule in scrutinising the conduct of fiduciaries in their dealings with the confiding terms and for paragraph 13 of Annex B to plead a number of specific duties. The agreement does not however deal with the arrangements between Bacon and At page 409 Millett L.J said this: A constructive trust arises by operation of law as the source of the Defendants' ; alleged fiduciary obligations to Bacon. Mr. Sher Q.C. that you only have to look at the relative status of the parties in order successful during that time. Consistent with the plea that Lloyd to the sole and exclusive agency it provided. time, Old Marlborough had built up a close business and personal relationship In so doing he reposed trust and confidence in them. the usual duties of an agent were radically restricted by the terms and circumstances This was recognised by Lord Browne-Wilkinson in CIBC v Pitt [1994] Bacon relied upon Lloyd, Fischer and Old Marlborough "to advise and guide him Subject to the changes referred Part 24 and the Part 3.4 applications fail and will be dismissed. 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