The correct answer is B. Sophie cannot apply for maintenance, but David is entitled to the dividends on the shares in Horizon Technologies Ltd. David holds a contingent interest in the trust, and adults with a contingent trust interest are automatically entitled to the income from that interest as soon as they reach 18. By contrast, Sophie's interest is derived from a contingent pecuniary testamentary disposition and does not carry an entitlement to intermediate income unless made by a parent or person in loco parentis (In Re Raine Tyerman v Stansfield (1929)). David also cannot apply for maintenance as he is over the age of 18 and maintenance is only available to minor beneficiaries. Key Point: Beneficiaries with a contingent interest in shares are entitled to the income from those shares once they reach 18. Contingent pecuniary dispositions do not carry the same entitlement unless specified by a parent or equivalent figure.