Subjects:

Looseleaf Works

Contents:

April 2007: Price Update

Part 1 Trust laws:

Anguilla

Australia

Bahamas

Barbados

Belize

Bermuda

British Virgin Islands

Brunei Darussalaru

Cayman Islands

Cook Islands

Cyprus

England

France

Gibraltar

Guernsey

Hong Kong

Isle of Man

Israel

Italy

Japan

Jersey

Labuan

Liechtenstein

Mauritius

Nauru

New Zealand

Republic of Ireland

Russia

Seychelles

South Africa

St Vincent and the Grenadines

Turks and Caico Islands

USA (Florida: New York)

Part 2 Special topics:

forced heirship

trading trusts

protectors

flee clauses

change of proper law

recognition of trusts

payment of foreign taxes

trusts and civil law countries

dangers of excessive powers

purpose trusts.

Part 3 Statutes.

International Trust Laws is the most reliable source of reference on trust formation and administration available and provides an easily accessible route to the information needed to advise clients confidently. In two volumes it contains practical commentary on 32 trust law jurisdictions throughout the world, together with the full text of the relevant legislation in each jurisdiction. The book is updated twice a year to ensure that it is always fully up-to-date with legislative change throughout the world.

It is organised into four distinct sections:-

• Digests
  The Digests provide expert, country-by-country commentary on the elements of trust law in each jurisdiction. Each entry is prepared by contributors with experience of working in that particular territory.
• Special Topics
  In-depth analysis of difficult issues which span national boundaries including the problems of forced heirship, payment of foreign taxes and purpose trusts.
• International Recognition of Trusts
  A detailed account of the Hague Trusts Convention and how it works in practice.
• Statutes
  The full text of the principal statutes governing trust law in each of the jurisdictions.

International Trust Laws is edited by John Glasson, Solicitor, Consultant with Eversheds and a specialist in overseas tax and estate planning, which ensures that the work remains an essential reference for all business and private client advisers.

UPDATES - 2 per year (£185.00 approx. each - invoiced on publication)