Trusts Law: Text and Materials

Graham Moffat

Cambridge University Press, Sep 29, 2005 - Law

With its unique contextual emphasis and authoritative commentary, Trusts Law: Text and Materials is a book that no serious undergraduate on trust law courses can afford to be without. The book is divided into four main parts: trusts and the preservation of family wealth; trusts and family breakdown; trusts and commerce; and trusts and non-profit activity. Within each of these parts, leading cases, statutes, and historical and research materials are placed alongside the narrative of the author's text to give emphasis both to general theories of trust concepts and to the practical operation of trusts. Attention is also given to important themes such as the developing relationship between trusts law and other areas of private law such as the Law of Restitution. This new edition takes account of all relevant judicial and legislative developments since the third edition, and expands discussion of key themes in current developments of the law.

Contents

• VIII: 1
• IX: 3
• X: 4
• XI: 5
• XII: 11
• XIII: 12
• XIV: 14
• XV: 15
• XVI: 16
• XVII: 17
• XVIII: 18
• XIX: 20
• XX: 21
• XXI: 27
• XXII: 31
• XXIII: 33
• XXIV: 34
• XXV: 39
• XXVI: 42
• XXVII: 45
• XXVIII: 48
• XXX: 50
• XXXI: 51
• XXXII: 54
• XXXIII: 61
• XXXIV: 62
• XXXV: 63
• XXXVI: 69
• XXXVII: 71
• XXXVIII: 75
• XXXIX: 90
• XL: 92
• XLI: 93
• XLII: 96
• XLIII: 100
• XLIV: 101
• XLV: 103
• XLVI: 104
• XLVII: 106
• XLVIII: 108
• XLIX: 112
• L: 114
• LI: 115
• LII: 116
• LIV: 117
• LV: 118
• LVI: 120
• LVII: 130
• LVIII: 139
• LIX: 154
• LX: 165
• LXI: 171
• LXII: 183
• LXIII: 184
• LXIV: 188
• LXV: 189
• LXVI: 192
• LXVII: 194
• LXVIII: 196
• LXIX: 199
• LXX: 202
• LXXI: 203
• LXXII: 204
• LXXIII: 205
• LXXIV: 210
• LXXV: 213
• LXXVI: 220
• LXXVII: 231
• LXXVIII: 235
• LXXIX: 238
• LXXX: 239
• LXXXI: 241
• LXXXII: 242
• LXXXIII: 243
• LXXXIV: 246
• LXXXV: 252
• LXXXVI: 254
• LXXXVII: 255
• LXXXIX: 258
• XC: 261
• XCI: 278
• XCII: 291
• XCIII: 292
• XCIV: 295
• XCV: 296
• XCVI: 301
• XCVII: 302
• XCVIII: 304
• XCIX: 307
• C: 309
• CI: 311
• CII: 313
• CIII: 318
• CIV: 324
• CV: 337
• CVI: 338
• CVII: 340
• CVIII: 347
• CIX: 352
• CX: 354
• CXI: 358
• CXII: 359
• CXIII: 360
• CXV: 363
• CXVI: 365
• CXVII: 366
• CXVIII: 368
• CXIX: 371
• CXX: 374
• CXXI: 375
• CXXII: 381
• CXXIII: 385
• CXXIV: 392
• CXXV: 398
• CXXVI: 404
• CXXVII: 405
• CXXVIII: 407
• CXXX: 409
• CXXXI: 410
• CXXXII: 411
• CXXXIII: 414
• CXXXIV: 416
• CXXXV: 417
• CXXXVI: 418
• CXXXVII: 420
• CXXXVIII: 423
• CXXXIX: 431
• CXL: 434
• CXLI: 435
• CXLII: 439
• CXLIII: 441
• CXLIV: 442
• CXLV: 443
• CXLVI: 445
• CXLVII: 448
• CXLVIII: 450
• CXLIX: 456
• CL: 470
• CLI: 477
• CLII: 482
• CLIII: 486
• CLIV: 488
• CLV: 491
• CLVI: 494
• CLVII: 499
• CLVIII: 501
• CLIX: 512
• CLX: 515
• CLXII: 516
• CLXIII: 520
• CLXIV: 522
• CLXV: 524
• CLXVI: 529
• CLXVII: 533
• CLXVIII: 542
• CLXIX: 546
• CLXX: 547
• CLXXI: 550
• CLXXII: 564
• CLXXIII: 565
• CLXXIV: 575
• CLXXV: 578
• CLXXVI: 580
• CLXXVII: 581
• CLXXVIII: 582
• CLXXIX: 587
• CLXXXI: 592
• CLXXXII: 595
• CLXXXIV: 596
• CLXXXV: 597
• CLXXXVI: 599
• CLXXXVIII: 601
• CLXXXIX: 615
• CXC: 623
• CXCI: 625
• CXCII: 635
• CXCIII: 637
• CXCIV: 641
• CXCV: 642
• CXCVI: 644
• CXCVII: 645
• CXCVIII: 646
• CXCIX: 650
• CC: 651
• CCI: 653
• CCII: 654
• CCIII: 657
• CCIV: 666
• CCV: 678
• CCVI: 682
• CCVII: 685
• CCVIII: 688
• CCIX: 692
• CCX: 696
• CCXI: 702
• CCXII: 709
• CCXIII: 711
• CCXIV: 713
• CCXV: 717
• CCXVI: 729
• CCXVII: 740
• CCXVIII: 742
• CCXIX: 746
• CCXX: 755
• CCXXI: 757
• CCXXII: 758
• CCXXIV: 760
• CCXXV: 763
• CCXXVI: 765
• CCXXVII: 770
• CCXXVIII: 771
• CCXXIX: 772
• CCXXX: 774
• CCXXXI: 777
• CCXXXII: 783
• CCXXXIII: 784
• CCXXXV: 786
• CCXXXVI: 787
• CCXXXVII: 791
• CCXXXVIII: 795
• CCXXXIX: 799
• CCXL: 801
• CCXLI: 802
• CCXLII: 811
• CCXLIII: 817
• CCXLIV: 821
• CCXLV: 839
• CCXLVI: 846
• CCXLVIII: 849
• CCXLIX: 850
• CCL: 852
• CCLI: 854
• CCLII: 855
• CCLIII: 865
• CCLIV: 866
• CCLV: 876
• CCLVI: 882
• CCLVII: 883
• CCLVIII: 885
• CCLIX: 892
• CCLX: 896
• CCLXI: 903
• CCLXIII: 914
• CCLXIV: 921
• CCLXV: 922
• CCLXVI: 925
• CCLXVII: 927
• CCLXVIII: 929
• CCLXIX: 932
• CCLXX: 935
• CCLXXI: 939
• CCLXXII: 944
• CCLXXIII: 951
• CCLXXIV: 962
• CCLXXV: 965
• CCLXXVI: 966
• CCLXXVII: 967
• CCLXXVIII: 972
• CCLXXIX: 973
• CCLXXX: 975
• CCLXXXI: 978
• CCLXXXII: 980
• CCLXXXIII: 981
• CCLXXXIV: 984
• CCLXXXV: 986
• CCLXXXVI: 990
• CCLXXXVII: 994
• CCLXXXVIII: 996
• CCLXXXIX: 1001
• CCXCI: 1003
• CCXCII: 1004
• CCXCIII: 1009
• CCXCIV: 1011
• CCXCV: 1012
• CCXCVI: 1014
• CCXCVII: 1030
• CCXCVIII: 1037

About the author

Graham Moffat is a senior lecturer in law at the University of Warwick.

Gerry Bean is a Partner in Phillips Fox, Melbourne, Victoria.

John Dewar is Pro-Vice Chancellor of Griffith University, Brisbane, Queensland.

Bibliographic information

• Title: Trusts Law: Text and Materials; Law in Context
• Author: Graham Moffat
• Contributors: Gerry Bean, John Dewar
• Edition: 4, revised
• Publisher: Cambridge University Press, 2005
• ISBN: 1139445286, 9781139445283
• Subjects: Law / Estates & Trusts; Law / Property