This article discusses the Court of Appeal judgment in Pankhania v Chandegra on whether an express declaration of trust setting out the beneficial interests in a house excluded the possibility of interests based on contributions or improvements under a constructive trust. The artile reviews other cases on constructive trusts, judicial advice to conveyancers that co-owners should make express declarations of trust,and whether it is better for co-owners' interests to be based on equity at the end of the relationship, or for certainty about ownership to exist from the outset
It will be an all too obvious truth to readers of this journal that the law on implied trusts as it ...
This dissertation will focus on common intention constructive trusts in relation to shared ownership...
Discusses entitlements to a share of the sale proceeds of the family home where partners are cohabit...
This article seeks to identify those areas where the resulting trust may still have an important rol...
This, the second part of a two-part article concerning claims to the family home by an unmarried par...
Analyses the Chancery Division decision in Clarke v Meadus on whether the existence of an express de...
This article discusses the decision in Rowe v Prance (1999) on an unmarried partner's claim to a sha...
To what extent, following the decisions in Stack v Dowden and Abbott v Abbott, may a claimant acquir...
The current law of resulting and constructive trusts and proprietary estoppel is acknowledged to pro...
Considers how the courts can reconcile the acquisition of a beneficial interest in the family home w...
The article highlights some far reaching implications arising out of the case law on beneficial owne...
The article examines the continuing role of the resulting trust in the context of investment and fam...
The article discusses whether a joint owner of a family home who seeks to rebut the presumption of e...
Discusses the approach of the courts to the quantification of beneficial interests in the family hom...
The doctrine of estates is the common law system for the classification of divided ownership. Its ...
It will be an all too obvious truth to readers of this journal that the law on implied trusts as it ...
This dissertation will focus on common intention constructive trusts in relation to shared ownership...
Discusses entitlements to a share of the sale proceeds of the family home where partners are cohabit...
This article seeks to identify those areas where the resulting trust may still have an important rol...
This, the second part of a two-part article concerning claims to the family home by an unmarried par...
Analyses the Chancery Division decision in Clarke v Meadus on whether the existence of an express de...
This article discusses the decision in Rowe v Prance (1999) on an unmarried partner's claim to a sha...
To what extent, following the decisions in Stack v Dowden and Abbott v Abbott, may a claimant acquir...
The current law of resulting and constructive trusts and proprietary estoppel is acknowledged to pro...
Considers how the courts can reconcile the acquisition of a beneficial interest in the family home w...
The article highlights some far reaching implications arising out of the case law on beneficial owne...
The article examines the continuing role of the resulting trust in the context of investment and fam...
The article discusses whether a joint owner of a family home who seeks to rebut the presumption of e...
Discusses the approach of the courts to the quantification of beneficial interests in the family hom...
The doctrine of estates is the common law system for the classification of divided ownership. Its ...
It will be an all too obvious truth to readers of this journal that the law on implied trusts as it ...
This dissertation will focus on common intention constructive trusts in relation to shared ownership...
Discusses entitlements to a share of the sale proceeds of the family home where partners are cohabit...