- Cover
- Half Title
- Full Title
- Copyright
- Outline Contents
- Contents
- Preface
- Table of Cases
- Table of UK Legislation
- Table of Statutory Instruments
- Table of European and International Legislation
- Guide to the Companion Website
- List of Figures
- 1 Equity: Its Meaning, History and Maxims
- 2 Classification of Trusts and Powers
- 3 Implied Trusts
- 4 Trust Formation: Capacity and Formalities
- 5 Trust Formation: The Three Certainties
- 6 Trust Formation: The Beneficiary Principle
- 7 Constitution of a Trust
- 8 Trustees’ Appointment and Removal; Trustees’ Fiduciary Duties
- 9 Trustees’ Non-Fiduciary Duties and Powers
- 10 Variation of a Trust and Setting a Trust Aside
- 11 Secret Trusts, Half-Secret Trusts and Mutual Wills
- 12 Remedies for Breach of Trust Against Trustees
- 13 Tracing and Actions Against Strangers to the Trust
- 14 Trusts of the Family Home
- 15 Charities
- Background
- Charity Administration
- The Charity Commission
- Definition of a Charity
- First Requirement of Charitable Status: There Must Be a Charitable Purpose
- Second Requirement of Charitable Status: There Must Be Public Benefit
- Third Requirement of Charitable Status: The Objects Must Be Exclusively Charitable
- Points to Review
- Useful Things to Read
- 16 Cy-près
- 17 Equitable Remedies and Proprietary Estoppel
- Index