Equity and Trusts, 5th edition
Published by Pearson (July 18, 2023) © 2023
- Sukhninder Panesar Buckinghamshire New University
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- The Privy Council decision in Prickly Bay Waterside Ltd v British American Insurance Company Ltd (2022) on the finding of a Quistclose Trust.
- the Supreme Court decision in Crown Prosecution Service v Aquila Advisory Ltd (2021) on the imposition of a constructive trust on authorized gains made by a fiduciary.
- the High Court decision in Butler Sloss v Charity Commissioners (2022) on the much-needed clarification on ethical investments.
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Part I: Introduction to equity and trusts
- Chapter 1: Introduction to equity
- Chapter 2: The trust concept
- Chapter 3: The trust distinguished from other legal concepts
Part II: Creating the trust relationship
- Chapter 4: The Three Certainties
- Chapter 5: Formalities
- Chapter 6: Constitution of trusts
- Chapter 7: Secret trusts and mutual wills
- Chapter 8: The beneficiary principle
- Chapter 9: Illegality and public policy
Part III: Trusts implied by law
- Chapter 10: Resulting Trusts
- Chapter 11: Constructive trusts
- Chapter 12: Constructive trusts and intermeddling with trust property
Part IV: The administration of trusts
- Chapter 13: Introduction to trusteeship appointment, removal and retirement
- Chapter 14: Investment of trust funds
- Chapter 15: Fiduciary nature of trusteeship
- Chapter 16: Powers of trustees
- Chapter 17: Variation of trusts
Part V: Breach of trust and remedies
- Chapter 18: Breach of trust and personal remedies
- Chapter 19: Tracing and a proprietary claim
Part VI: Charities and charitable trusts
- Chapter 20: Charities and charitable trusts
- Chapter 21: The cy-près doctrine
Sukhninder Panesar is Senior Lecturer at Buckinghamshire New University and formerly lead the Law School at the University of Wolverhampton. He has over 20 years' experience of specialising in Equity & Trusts Law.
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