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Principles of Equity and Trusts

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ISBN-10: 0199570043

ISBN-13: 9780199570041

Edition: 2012

Authors: Graham Virgo

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List price: $36.99
Copyright year: 2012
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication date: 3/17/2016
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 900
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.75" long x 1.75" tall
Weight: 2.684
Language: English

Table of cases
Table of statutes
Table of statutory instruments
Equity
An Introduction to Equity
The relevance of Equity
What is Equity?
A brief history of Equity
The contemporary contribution of Equity to English law
Fundamental features of Equity
Should Equity be assimilated into the Common Law?
The Characteristics of Equity
Fundamental principles
Equity is discretionary
Equity is triggered by unconscionability
Those who seek Equity must do Equity
Those who come to Equity must come with clean hands
Equity treats as done that which ought to be done
Equity protects the weak and vulnerable
Equity is cynical
Equity is imaginative
Equity follows the law
Equity looks to substance rather than form
Equity will not assist a volunteer
Equity assists the diligent
Equity is equality
Equity acts in personam
An Introduction to the Trust
General considerations
Definition of the trust
Fundamental principles relating to the trust
Functions of the trust
Rights and interests under a trust
Classifications of trusts
Distinguishing trusts from other concepts
The Express Trust
The Requirements of an Express Trust
Fundamental principles
Intention to create a trust
Identifiable subject matter
Certainty of objects
The beneficiary principle
The perpetuity rule
Formalities
General considerations
Formalities for trust creation
Formalities for the constitution of trusts
Purpose Trusts
Charitable Trusts
General considerations
Charities Act 2011
Charitable purposes
Exclusively charitable
Cy-pr�s
Non-Charitable Purpose Trusts
General considerations
Exceptional circumstances under which non-charitable purpose trusts are valid
Other mechanisms for implementing non-charitable purposes
Unincorporated associations
Imposed Trusts
Resulting Trusts
General considerations
Presumed resulting trusts
Total or partial failure of express trust
The Quistclose trust
Expansion of the resulting trust
Constructive Trusts
Fundamental principles
Types of constructive trust
Circumstances in which an institutional constructive trust will be recognized
The remedial constructive trust
The nature of constructive trusteeship
Informal Arrangements Relating to Property
General considerations
Common intention constructive trusts
Joint venture constructive trusts
Proprietary estoppel
Beneficiaries
Beneficiaries
General considerations
Nature of a beneficiary's rights
Disposition of equitable interest
Termination of the trust
Trustees and their Responsibilities
Trustees
General considerations
The essence of trusteeship
Types of trustee
Appointment of trustees
Retirement
Removal
Payment to trustees
Exercise of powers
The Administration of Trusts
General considerations
The duty of care
Duty to safeguard trust assets
Duty to invest
Duty to maintain a fair balance between beneficiaries
Powers and duties relating to property
The power of delegation
Duty to keep accounts
Powers to compound liabilities and to settle claims
Accumulation of income
Dispositive Powers and Duties
General considerations
Powers of appointment
Duty to distribute
Power of maintenance
Power of advancement
Fiduciary Duties
General considerations
Definition of a fiduciary
Nature of fiduciary obligations
Function of fiduciary obligations
No-conflict rule
No-profit rule
Consequences of breach of fiduciary duty
Variation of Trusts
The Variation of Trusts
General considerations
Statutory provisions to vary trusts
Breach of Trust and Fiduciary Duty
Liability for Breach of Trust and Fiduciary Duty
General considerations
Nature of liability
Exclusion and limitation of liability
Liability between trustees
Liability of trustees to creditors
Liability for breach of trust before appointment
Liability for breach of trust after retirement
Personal Liability for Breach of Trust and Fiduciary Duty
Fundamental principles
Reconstitution of the trust fund
Reparation of the trust fund
Equitable compensation
Account of profits
Interest
Election between inconsistent remedies
Proprietary Claims and Remedies
Fundamental principles
The proprietary base
Following and tracing
Proprietary remedies
Defences
Personal Liability of Third Parties
General considerations
Receipt-based liability
Accessorial liability
Equitable Orders
Equitable Orders
General principles
Injunctions
Search orders
Specific performance
Damages in lieu of equitable orders
Rescission
Rectification
Glossary
Bibliography
Index