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Equity and the Law of Trusts 11th ed isbn 9780199561025

Equity and the Law of Trusts 10th ed

Subjects:
Equity and Trusts, External LLB Titles
Contents:
1. History of the Court of Chancery and Introduction to Equity
2. The Trust Concept
3. The Essentials of a Trust
4. Classification and Juristic Nature of Trusts
5. Formal Requirements of Express Trusts
6. Completely and Incompletely Constituted Trusts
7. Secret Trusts and Mutual Wills
8. Constructive Trusts
9. Resulting Trusts
10. Common Intention Constructive Trusts
Proprietary Estoppel
Licences
11. Unlawful Trusts
12. Voidable Trusts
13. Charitable Trusts
14. The Administration of Charities
15. Trustees. Appointment and Determination of Appointment
16. Special Kinds of Trustees
17. Duties of Trustees
18. The Investment of Trust Funds
19. Evenhandedness as between the Beneficiaries
20. The Fiduciary Nature of Trusteeship
21. Appointment of Agents, Nominees and Custodians: Delegation of trusts
22. Powers of Trustees
23. Variation of Trusts
24. Breach of Trust
25. Following and Tracing
26. Injunctions I - Nature, damages in lieu, enforcement
27. Injunctions II - Principles governing grant of injunctions
28. Injunctions III - Injunctions in particular types of cases
29. Specific Performance
30. Other Equitable Remedies
31. Conversion and Reconversion
32. Satisfaction, Ademption and Performance
33. The Equitable Doctrine of Election
Index

ISBN13: 9780199285341
ISBN: 0199285349
New Edition ISBN: 9780199561025
Published: October 2005
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Binding: Paperback
Price: £33.99

Equity and the Law of Trusts is a long-established work providing students with comprehensive coverage of all topics relevant to undergraduate studies . The author's concise writing style provides the reader with a clear understanding of the issues surrounding equity and trusts law.

The tenth edition it has been fully revised and updated to include new material on resulting and constructive trusts, and proprietary estoppel, as well as new legislation relating to limitations and perpetuties