Combines a statement of the principles of the law with an explanation of the more complicated parts of the law. The author deals with the creation of trusts, and the various forms of trust which can exist, and with trustees - their appointment, powers and duties - and beneficiaries.
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Review from previous edition "...clear, concise and readable..as good a basic guide to the various guises of trust and power as is available in any student work." (Journal of the Society of Public Teachers of Law)
"Experienced professional advisers as well as students will find it useful to have this work in the book-case." (Trusts and Estates)
J. G. Riddall of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law, formerly Senior Lecturer in Law, University of Leeds
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