Equity and Trusts flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 60 Equity and Trusts flashcard resources, from trust terminology and the three certainties to fiduciary duties and secret trusts. They are suited to university students practicing terminology and case recall, and teachers looking for ready-made material on those topics. Choose a deck and start exploring.
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- History and Maxims of Equity18
- Express Trusts and Types of Trust21
- The Three Certainties37
- Constitution and Formalities of Trusts16
- Beneficiary Principle and Purpose Trusts12
- Charitable Trusts17
- Secret Trusts13
- Resulting Trusts7
- Constructive Trusts5
- Trustee Duties and Powers14
- Fiduciary Duties11
- Breach of Trust, Tracing and Third-Party Liability16
- Equitable Remedies12
Flashcards
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80 cardsTrusts & Estates - 1 What is a trust?
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64 cards(4): Remedies for Breach of Trust
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35 cardsRevision - Beneficiary Principle/Unincorporated Associations What is the beneficiary principle?
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26 cardsEquity and Trusts: confidential Information Elements of Breach of Confidence
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27 cardsThe 3 Certainties Re Gulbenkian regarding certainty of intention:
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16 cardsIntro to Trusts KNIGHT v KNIGHT
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11 cardsTrusts - Dishonest Assistance and Knowing Receipt Starting point: BARNES v ADDY
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53 cardsCharitable Trusts
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88 cards(2) Creating Express Private Trusts To create a valid express trust...
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58 cardsRevision - Trusts of Homes What is the most recent and centrepiece case? - Which court? - What does this case not do?
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51 cardsTrusts & Estates - 2 What is a constructive trust
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14 cardsResulting Trusts Starting point - Westdeutsche v Islington
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54 cardsBreach of Trust and Fiduciary Duties Knott v Cottee - Breach of Trust
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32 cardsTrusts What must a declaration of trust contain?
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50 cards(3): Rights and obligations Right in rem
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36 cardsBeneficiary Principle What two rights do beneficiaries have?
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48 cardsTrustees Duties and Powers Acceptance of part of the trust is acceptance of the whole?
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23 cardsSecret Trusts Parker and Mellows
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35 cardsThe Beneficiary Principle The beneficiary principle
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21 cardsPPT Beneficiary principle - private trusts must have some definite object.
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29 cardsSecret Trusts. Why did Secret Trusts occur?
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49 cardsTrustee and Fiduciary Duties Tito v Waddell
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36 cardsConstitution - Equity and Trusts Milroy v Lord
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19 cardsFormalities
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20 cardsExpress Trust FINAL S4 statute frauds 1677
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22 cardsAccountability of Third Parties (DA and KR) Strangers to Trust (Accountability of Third Parties)
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40 cardsDuties of Care and Constructive Trusts Price Meats v Barclays Bank
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9 cardsUntitled
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28 cardsPublic benefit
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22 cardsCharitable trusts - Cy-pres doctrine
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34 cardsCharities Act 2011 - charitable heads The Charities Act 2006/2011
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24 cardsTracing
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18 cardsSecret Trusts s.9 Wills Act 1837
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30 cardsCertainty of Objects What principle was stated in Morice v Bishop of Durham?
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16 cardsexpress trusts what is a trust?
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8 cardsCertainty of Intention Flashcards Re Adams & Kensington Vestry
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17 cardsEquity and Trusts - Week 1 In what court was the law of equity developed?
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20 cardsFormalities Equity and Trust
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14 cardsObligation of Confidence and Breach Obligations of Confidence arise from
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15 cardsIssues with secret trusts Secret trusts and the Wills Act 1837
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GoConqr OriginalUsing Equity and Trusts flashcards
These user-made decks offer different ways to study the unit. Some focus on definitions and questions, while others bring together cases on a particular issue. Topics include certainty of intention, confidential information, remedies for breach of trust and tracing.
For a starting point, try the introductory trust deck that asks what a trust is and introduces the settlor, trustee and beneficiary. Its terms give you a basis for moving on to a more focused deck. Intro to Trusts, for example, brings together cases on certainty of intention.
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Work through a small set of cards, trying to recall each answer before looking at it. Return to terms or cases you find difficult, then use a deck such as Secret Trusts to focus on another topic. If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there when you want to practice answering questions. Choose a topic and work through its cards at your own pace.
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Which flashcards are a good place to start?
Start with the introductory trust deck that asks what a trust is and covers the settlor, trustee, beneficiary and trust property. Once those terms feel familiar, Intro to Trusts offers cases on certainty of intention. You can return to the introductory cards whenever you need to check a term.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks range from trust terminology and the three certainties to confidential information, secret trusts, breach of trust and fiduciary duties. There are also resources on charitable trusts and tracing. University students can choose a topic to practice, while teachers can look for cards to support their teaching.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr.