Add to ORKGThis chapter discusses the historical and analytical conceptions of the express trust in the period c 1600 – 1900. Particular emphasis is placed upon the historical conception of the trust as a ‘confidence annexed in privity’ and the reification of the trust in the case law and treatise literature of the period. The chapter concludes with a consideration of the significance of the school of analytical jurisprudence in shaping modern conceptions of the trust –¬ most notably by applying the language of rights in rem and rights in personam to equitable rights
117 Abstract Title: Trust as a legal implant Subject of this thesis is a trust and its implementatio...
59 ENGLISH ABSTRACT The purpose of this thesis is an interpretation of English trust law, including ...
This article examines the ancient, well attested, but largely unexamined, inherent jurisdiction of t...
This thesis advances a unified concept of the express trust—both private and charitable—that emerges...
A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the University of Wolverhampton for ...
This paper explores Peter Jaffey’s views on the trust and fusion and some aspects of his wider priva...
A person may hold property for a variety of purposes. The most common situation is that he wants to ...
This paper analyzes an aspect of trust relatively less explored by political philosophers, namely, t...
Historical-comparative research on the origins of trusts in England. It shows that the European fide...
In the culture of Anglo-American law, we think of the trust as a branch of the law of gratuitous tra...
The trust is a mental construct used to explain a type of guardianship of property. There are tradit...
The requirement of object certainty in express trusts underwent significant reform in the heady days...
“Trusts and Duties of Trustees: Instruction Paper” is an overview of the history and current [1912] ...
This paper explains the unique features and functions of the Trust in English law in the light of th...
This article examines the ancient, well attested, but largely unexamined, inherent jurisdiction of t...
117 Abstract Title: Trust as a legal implant Subject of this thesis is a trust and its implementatio...
59 ENGLISH ABSTRACT The purpose of this thesis is an interpretation of English trust law, including ...
This article examines the ancient, well attested, but largely unexamined, inherent jurisdiction of t...
This thesis advances a unified concept of the express trust—both private and charitable—that emerges...
A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the University of Wolverhampton for ...
This paper explores Peter Jaffey’s views on the trust and fusion and some aspects of his wider priva...
A person may hold property for a variety of purposes. The most common situation is that he wants to ...
This paper analyzes an aspect of trust relatively less explored by political philosophers, namely, t...
Historical-comparative research on the origins of trusts in England. It shows that the European fide...
In the culture of Anglo-American law, we think of the trust as a branch of the law of gratuitous tra...
The trust is a mental construct used to explain a type of guardianship of property. There are tradit...
The requirement of object certainty in express trusts underwent significant reform in the heady days...
“Trusts and Duties of Trustees: Instruction Paper” is an overview of the history and current [1912] ...
This paper explains the unique features and functions of the Trust in English law in the light of th...
This article examines the ancient, well attested, but largely unexamined, inherent jurisdiction of t...
117 Abstract Title: Trust as a legal implant Subject of this thesis is a trust and its implementatio...
59 ENGLISH ABSTRACT The purpose of this thesis is an interpretation of English trust law, including ...
This article examines the ancient, well attested, but largely unexamined, inherent jurisdiction of t...