This Article will focus on two major areas of inquiry in contemporary English trust law: fiduciary standards and substantive trust law. In Part II it will cover the trustees\u27 exercise of managerial discretions and of distributive discretions, before considering the role and duties of protectors in relation thereto. In Part III it will focus upon spendthrift and other protective trusts, the termination of trust rules, the hesitancy to invoke public policy to invalidate conditions imposed by settlors, and difficulties in ascertaining whether a proper valid trust has been created
“A trust is an arrangement whereby one person (the trustor) transfers property to another person or ...
The law of trusts consists overwhelmingly of default rules that the settlor who creates the trust ma...
Trust is an expectation that others will act in one’s own interest. Trust also has a specialized mea...
The use of trust protectors has become increasingly popular in the past twenty years. This is largel...
Prior to the creation of a trust and at its termination, a trustee’s fiduciary duties are often ambi...
This chapter explores the role of mandatory fiduciary obligations in preserving trust between busine...
First used in conjunction with offshore trusts, trust protectors have begun to appear in domestic tr...
The theme of this essay, a commentary on two papers forthcoming in the same volume on “The Worlds of...
This Article consists of four parts. Part I draws a profile of fiduciary relationships. It also expl...
This dissertation examines whether the lack of ready access by trustees to a codified set of their f...
The past twenty years have seen significant changes in the law governing trustees\u27 fiduciary duti...
It is a principle universally recognized throughout our system of law, that no person shall be permi...
In the business realm, the fiduciary duties of partners, corporate directors, and officers originate...
This Article develops an agency costs theory of the law of private trusts, focusing chiefly on donat...
Centuries ago, when land represented the majority of wealth, the trust was used primarily for holdin...
“A trust is an arrangement whereby one person (the trustor) transfers property to another person or ...
The law of trusts consists overwhelmingly of default rules that the settlor who creates the trust ma...
Trust is an expectation that others will act in one’s own interest. Trust also has a specialized mea...
The use of trust protectors has become increasingly popular in the past twenty years. This is largel...
Prior to the creation of a trust and at its termination, a trustee’s fiduciary duties are often ambi...
This chapter explores the role of mandatory fiduciary obligations in preserving trust between busine...
First used in conjunction with offshore trusts, trust protectors have begun to appear in domestic tr...
The theme of this essay, a commentary on two papers forthcoming in the same volume on “The Worlds of...
This Article consists of four parts. Part I draws a profile of fiduciary relationships. It also expl...
This dissertation examines whether the lack of ready access by trustees to a codified set of their f...
The past twenty years have seen significant changes in the law governing trustees\u27 fiduciary duti...
It is a principle universally recognized throughout our system of law, that no person shall be permi...
In the business realm, the fiduciary duties of partners, corporate directors, and officers originate...
This Article develops an agency costs theory of the law of private trusts, focusing chiefly on donat...
Centuries ago, when land represented the majority of wealth, the trust was used primarily for holdin...
“A trust is an arrangement whereby one person (the trustor) transfers property to another person or ...
The law of trusts consists overwhelmingly of default rules that the settlor who creates the trust ma...
Trust is an expectation that others will act in one’s own interest. Trust also has a specialized mea...