China transplanted English trust law in 2001. This article examines the judgment of a recent case delivered by the Supreme Court of People’s Republic of China on the issue of the certainty of subject matter of trusts. It analyses the reasoning and judgment of the Court in the light of English trust law and considers what China may learn from the well-established English trust law principles and doctrines
This last of the three talks I will have given here at Oxford looks at yet another aspect of what I ...
Article published in the Michigan State University School of Law Student Scholarship Collection
My talk today will be based on an article – “Looking for Law in China” – that was published last yea...
The common law trust institution always encounters modifications when it is transplanted to civil la...
China enacted the Trust Law in 2001 as part of its efforts to put in place a modern system of privat...
Legal transplants are considered a significant factor in the evolution of legal systems. One example...
English trusts are founded on the historical and doctrinal basis of equity and its consequent divisi...
Trust law was transplanted into China nearly two decades ago, but how has it been applied by the Chi...
A recent Chinese commentator on the Trust Law summed up the potential value of trusts with the so-ca...
For China, the trust is not an indigenous legal institution. In 2001, the enactment of Trust Law of ...
The relationship between a conveyance’s validity and its underlying contract has been a classic but ...
Traditional Chinese forms of communal landholding, t’so and t’ong, are habitually referred to by jud...
China’s rapid growth in the absence of autonomous legal institutions of the kind found in the west a...
This article examines the idea of the “irreducible core” of trustee duties in relation to East Asian...
The thesis examines the principal doctrinal features of trusts in Japan and Quebec from an English l...
This last of the three talks I will have given here at Oxford looks at yet another aspect of what I ...
Article published in the Michigan State University School of Law Student Scholarship Collection
My talk today will be based on an article – “Looking for Law in China” – that was published last yea...
The common law trust institution always encounters modifications when it is transplanted to civil la...
China enacted the Trust Law in 2001 as part of its efforts to put in place a modern system of privat...
Legal transplants are considered a significant factor in the evolution of legal systems. One example...
English trusts are founded on the historical and doctrinal basis of equity and its consequent divisi...
Trust law was transplanted into China nearly two decades ago, but how has it been applied by the Chi...
A recent Chinese commentator on the Trust Law summed up the potential value of trusts with the so-ca...
For China, the trust is not an indigenous legal institution. In 2001, the enactment of Trust Law of ...
The relationship between a conveyance’s validity and its underlying contract has been a classic but ...
Traditional Chinese forms of communal landholding, t’so and t’ong, are habitually referred to by jud...
China’s rapid growth in the absence of autonomous legal institutions of the kind found in the west a...
This article examines the idea of the “irreducible core” of trustee duties in relation to East Asian...
The thesis examines the principal doctrinal features of trusts in Japan and Quebec from an English l...
This last of the three talks I will have given here at Oxford looks at yet another aspect of what I ...
Article published in the Michigan State University School of Law Student Scholarship Collection
My talk today will be based on an article – “Looking for Law in China” – that was published last yea...