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Well they could lodge it but it wouldn't hold up if it was challenged. But it just causes delays which is perhaps the whole objective of it.

It's the old contract principle of rectification. An obvious mistake can be rectified which would give it the intended meaning. It's not as if the person signing was pretending to be anything but the trustee of the trust.

Good advice evand. A not-so-nice letter from a solicitor is all it takes sometimes.

Ah the classic old repudiation of a repudiation. Love it. Brings back memories of contract law classes.