The law of trusts and equitable obligations Robert Pearce ; John Stevens ; Warren Barr

Includes index

Machine generated contents note: -- <strong>Part I: Introductory </strong> -- 1. Equity and the law of property -- 2. Historical Introduction -- 3. Equitable Obligations: trusts and powers -- 4. Equity and the management of property -- 5. Equitable remedies in modern English law -- <strong>Part II:Creating the relationship </strong> -- 6. Substantive and formal requirements for the creation of express trusts -- 7. Secret trusts -- 8. Resulting trusts -- 9. Constructive trusts -- 10. Trusts of the family home -- 11. Mutual wills -- <strong>Part III: Allocation of Benefit </strong> -- 12. Introduction to allocation -- 13. Defined interests -- 14. Powers of advancement and maintenance -- 15. Powers of appointment and redistribution -- 16. Discretionary trusts -- 17. Variation of beneficial interests -- 18. Charities -- 19. Winding up funds -- <strong>Part IV: Asset Management </strong> -- 20. Holding trusts and nominee holdings -- 21. Management powers -- 22. Investment and reinvestment -- 23. Collective assets and investments -- 24. Delegation by trustees -- 25. Appointment, removal and retirement of trustees -- 26. Accountability of trustees -- <strong>Part V: Checks and Controls </strong> -- 27. Control of trusts and trustees -- 28. Remedies against the trustee for breach of trust -- 29. Fiduciary position of trustees -- 30. Remedies against strangers to the trust -- 31. Tracing.