Equity and Trusts Law
The aims of this book are to ensure that students understand and are able to assess critically: the principles associated with equity and with trusts law; the application of those principles to factual circumstances, the manner in which these principles affect people in their everyday lives, how those principles are to be reconciled with the principles governing the creation of express trusts, the imposition of trusts by law, how equity and trusts law adapt to changing social conditions, and how other legal models challenge the traditional understanding of equity.
Author(s): Professor Alastair Hudson
110 Pages 
Equity and Trust Law by University of Southampton law School
This book navigates the foundational aspects of trusts certainty of intention, beneficiaries, and subject matter, from breach of trust to constructive trusts and trustees duties, it examines intricate scenarios and ethical dilemmas, exploring tracing, charities, and restitution, it offers diverse perspectives on rectifying injustices within legal constructs.
Author(s): University of Southampton Law School
112 Pages
Equity, also the forms of action at common law; two courses of lectures
This note covers the following topics: uses and trusts, modern trust, creation of a Trust, trusts implied, rights and duties of Trustees, nature of equitable estates and interests.
Author(s): Frederic William Maitland, Chaytor A. H, Whittaker W. J
440 Pages
This note covers the following topics: Origin And Nature Of Trusts, Classification Of Trusts, Requirements For Creation Of Trusts, Constitution Of Trusts And The Exceptions, Express Prtivate Trusts, Charitable Trusts, Constructive Trusts, Discretionary Trusts, Protective Trusts, Trusts In Favour Of Creditors.
Author(s): National Open University of Nigeria
111 Pages
Principle of Conscience in the Equity Courts
This note covers the following topics: Law and Conscience, Conscience in the Early Courts of Equity, Conscience in the Modern Courts, Conscience in the English Judiciary, Conscience in the Australian Judiciary, Conscience in the Sri Lankan Judiciary.
Author(s): Chamila S. Talagala
NA Pages
