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Trusts S1 Flashcards

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1
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Knight v Knight

A

three certainties

  • intention
  • object
  • subject matter
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2
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requirements for valid trust?

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Capacity

three certainties

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3
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requirements for an enforceable trust?

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beneficiary principle
mode of settlement
two stage process 
-declare trust
-transfer property
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4
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certainty of intention

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one v ping

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5
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Re Kayford and Paul v Constacne

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Only use conduct when there are no words

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6
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A v KV

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Cannot be expressions of wishes

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7
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certainty of subject matter

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needs to be clearly identifiable

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strange v Bernard

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property must be clearly identifiable

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9
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palmer v simmonds

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bulk does not qualify as clarity

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10
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Goldcorp

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bars of gold needed to be separated, as they were all together and slightly different it is impossible to tell who’s was who’s

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London Wine

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all bottles where different no cert of subject matter

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12
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morris v bishop of durham

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beneficiary principle

making sure that someone who is alive can maintain the trust

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morris v bishop of durham

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beneficiary principle

making sure that someone who is alive can maintain the trust

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14
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Bare trust

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sole beneficiary
all property
no resh

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15
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fixed trust

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sets out who and how much

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16
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IRC v Broadway

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Complete list test

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17
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evidential certainty

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identity documents or DNA

18
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Rowe v Pracne

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No need for a specific way to declare trust or personalty, oral declaration is sufficient

19
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law of Property Act 1925 s53(1)(b)

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requires realty to be put on trust via signed written document

20
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Two way trust

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trustee

21
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Two way trust

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trusteed settlor are the same person

beneficiary is the only other person

22
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three way trust

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settlor send property to trustee who then hold s it on trust for the 3rd part beneficary

23
Q

transfer of land

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comply with formal requirements of trust (signed written doc)

transfer land by deed

24
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transfer of shares

A

declare a trust

transfer title under proper instrument of transfer the companies act 2006 s770

25
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transfer of chattels

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formal requirements

deed of gift (Jaffa v Taylor)

must be either phsysically or symbolically delivered

26
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symbolic delivery

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RE Lillingston

27
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Re Cole

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physical delivery

28
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speight v gaunt

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ordinary prudent man of business

duty of care

29
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Trustee Act 2001 s1

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a trustee must exerscise care and skill as is reasonable

includes special knowledge

30
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fiduciary duty

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Bristol and West Building Society v Mothew [1998]

31
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leech v Sandford

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strict enactment of fiduciary duty

32
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claim in personam

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claim against the trustee personally

33
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claim in rem

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claim to pursue the trust/asset properly

34
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Limitation Act

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cannot claim after 6 years

35
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trustee act s61

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trustee can escape liability if they can prove they acted honestly, reasonably and ought to be fairly relieved

36
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civil liability s2(1)

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court apportions liability amongst trustees

37
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Indemnity by trustee

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outgoing trustee indemnified by continuing trustees

38
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foskett v McKeown

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definition of tracing, a claimant demonstrates what has happened to his property

39
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Mixing?

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when a trustee misappropriates money and mixes it with their own

40
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Common law tracing

A

not possible to trace property if mixed with other property

not possible for equitable owners

41
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tracing in equity

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the right to trace property even when it has been ,fixed with third party funds

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