Simrun advises on a broad range of private client law, including probate and the administration of estates, wills, estate planning, trusts administration and contentious probate. She has written articles for the Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal, and has completed the STEP Diploma in Trusts and Estates and is a full STEP member. Simrun is also a member of the Charity Law Association.

 

Prior to joining as a trainee in 2012, Simrun read Law at University College London before completing the LPC at BPP Law School in London.  

Notable work:

  • dealing with the administration of a large estate involving substantial assets in the UK and in other jurisdictions

  • advising high-net-worth individuals on tax-planning arrangements

  • advising clients of the benefits of making Lasting Powers of Attorney

 

 

Contact details
Tel: +44 (0)20 7842 8000
DDI: +44 (0)20 7842 8090

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Qualifications
Qualified as a Solicitor in 2014

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News
Simrun Garcha and Ben Thorogood appointed Associate Partners
Simrun Garcha and Ben Thorogood appointed Associate Partners

We are delighted to announce that with effect from 1 December 2019. Simrun Garcha and Ben Thorogood have been appointed Associate Partners.

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Make a choice

Sophie Ducamp-Monod and Simrun Garcha examine forthcoming EU regulations changing the ways in which British spouses may deal with their property in France.

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Good governance
Good governance

Simrun Garcha gives the lowdown on the Charity Governance Code.

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What is charitable?

Simrun Garcha reports on the charitable status and disposal of assets of a now defunct religious sect. 

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Memorandum of Understanding between Charity Commission and Information Commissioner

On 19 June 2017, the Charity Commission published a Memorandum of Understanding (“MoU”) between itself and the Information Commissioner which sets out the functions and powers of both.

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Reporting Serious Incidents: Law Society’s response to Charity Commission’s consultation

Following the Charity Commission’s consultation on, the Law Society published its response in a document setting out its suggestions for inclusion in the Commission’s procedures.  

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IHT and Charities: A matter of interpretation

The Court of Appeal’s recent decision in P Routier and C A Venables v HMRC [2016] explores the inheritance tax relief exemption on gifts to charities and the conditions that apply in order to claim the relief.

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Government publishes timetable for implementation of Charity Commission’s new powers
Government publishes timetable for implementation of Charity Commission’s new powers

Following Ian Burman’s presentation on the new Charities (Protection & Social Investment) Act 2016 at the More London Charity Forum’s inaugural event in March 2016, we thought you would be interested to know that the government has now published a provisional timetable explaining when the different sections of the new Charities Act will take effect.

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A robust approach

The Charity Commission, as the sole, independent regulator of charities in England and Wales makes a plethora of formal decisions each year ranging from registering organisations as charities ...

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Charity challenges lawfulness of order made by the Charity Commission
Charity challenges lawfulness of order made by the Charity Commission

Some of you may have read the Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Regina (Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society of Great Britain and Others) v Charity Commission which found that a charity was entitled to challenge the lawfulness of a production order made under section 52 Charities Act 211, by way of judicial review.

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Publications
Wealth & Asset Protection: Sensible financial planning for you and your family
Wealth & Asset Protection: Sensible financial planning for you and your family

We understand that dealing with your family affairs requires more than just sound advice and technical excellence. We invest the time to get to know our clients’ circumstances, needs and preferences to deliver commercially informed and practical results for you.

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Guidance on automatic disqualification rules
Guidance on automatic disqualification rules

One of the significant changes introduced by the Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act 2016 was the extension of the current automatic disqualification rules to a broader range of individuals and circumstances.

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