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"A 'trust' in English law is in some measure the translation into legal terms of the word 'trust' as used in ordinary speech. Its conceptual starting point is 'a confidence reposed in some other' (this phrase is from the sixteenth-century legal commentaries of Lord...

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Main Authors: Garton, Jonathan
Group Author: Probert, Rebecca; Bean, Gerard M. D
Published: Cambridge University Press,
Publisher Address: Cambridge, United Kingdom :
Publication Dates: 2020.
Literature type: Book
Language: English
Edition: Seventh edition.
Series: Law in context series
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Summary: "A 'trust' in English law is in some measure the translation into legal terms of the word 'trust' as used in ordinary speech. Its conceptual starting point is 'a confidence reposed in some other' (this phrase is from the sixteenth-century legal commentaries of Lord Chief Justice Coke). The 'confidence' so reposed gives rise to moral obligations to which the courts, aided by the legislature, have purported to develop legal parallels. Inevitably, the moral weight given to trust and trusteeship in ordinary usage - to be 'in breach' of a 'sacred trust' is a serious matter, with repercussions pos
Item Description: Includes index.
Carrier Form: lxxxi, 1002 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
ISBN: 9781108796446 (paperback) :
1108796443 (paperback)
9781108855044 (ebook)
1108855040 (ebook)
Index Number: KD1480
CLC: D956.122
Call Number: D956.122/M695/7th ed.
Contents: Trusts introduced -- The evolution of the private express trust -- Creating the trust : I -- Creating the trust : II -- Trusts and public policy -- Flexibility in relation to beneficial entitlement -- An introduction to trustees and trusteeship -- Aspects of the management of trusts -- Trusteeship, control and breach of trust -- Implied trusts and the family home -- Trusts in commerce I : commerce and equitable remedies -- Trusts in commerce II : commerce, credit and the trust -- Trusts in commerce III : fiduciary relationships, commerce and the trust -- Trust, contract and unincorporated as