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Premium Equity/ Trust Law: (creation and administration of trusts) Notes - Sample PDF

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These notes are on a variety of topics in the broader subject of Equity, with a particular focus on Trust Law and the creation/ administration of a Trust. These notes are extremely detailed and lengthy and are taken from excellent sources. They have been comprised from reading judgments, Law Reform Commission reports and other academic articles & reports from legal online databases.

The subjects are as follows:

  • Constructive Trusts and Intermeddling

  • Incomplete Constitution (express trusts)

  • The Three Certainties (express trusts)

  • the Powers of Trustees

  • the Powers and Duties of Trustees.

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Equity/ Trust Law: (creation and administration of trusts) Notes

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