Equity and Trusts mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 100 community-made Equity and Trusts mind maps, covering express trusts, tracing, charity and fiduciary obligations. University students can practice connecting ideas across trust topics, while teachers can find material for their students. Explore a map that fits the topic you are studying.
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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
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42 nodesCONSTRUCTIVE TRUSTS Arise by operation of... · No formal written req... · PROFITS BY PERSON IN ... · Only arises when a FI...
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12 nodesH: Types of Trust Express Trust · Implied Trust · Resulting Trust · Bare/Absolute Trust · Settlements/Successiv... · Power of Appointment ...
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18 nodesExpress Trusts Formalities · Perfection Techniques · Three Certainties · Administrative Unwork... · Conceptual Uncertainty
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57 nodesTrust - lecture 7 fiduciary duty - ther... · fiduciary is someone ... · fiduciary relationshi... · Duties of a fiduciary... · in Sinclair investmen... · fiduciary is subject ...
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217 nodesExpress trust 1. valid and enforceable · 2. settlor/trustee is... · 3. declaration of trust · 6. trust obligation: ... · 5. comply with law · 7. constituted by tra...
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69 nodes1_1_1_Creating Trusts - Formalities and Construction Formalities required ... · Formalities · Testamentary trusts · inter vivos trust · failing to comply · Statute is not to be ...
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69 nodes1_1_Creating Trusts - Formalities and Construction Formalities required ... · Formalities · Testamentary trusts · inter vivos trust · failing to comply · Statute is not to be ...
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51 nodes10. Charity Legal concept of charity · Charitable Purposes · Public Benefit · Political Purposes · Schemes
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59 nodes4. Trusts C. The Three Certaint... · The Beneficiary Princ...
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50 nodes9.Tracing Introduction · Tracing at common law · Tracing in Equity · Mixtures
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32 nodesCy-pres doctrine What is cy-pres? · Initial failure · Subsequent failure
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42 nodesTrust - lecture 8 dishonest assistance · requirement for liabi... · test of dishonesty / ... · subjective test · secondary liability
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51 nodestrust - lecture 5 if you dont have thre... · issue one - trust and... · issue two - the posit... · difference between ex... · trust for maintenance... · trust for saying of m...
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39 nodesLecture 2 - trust section 9 will act (1... · secret trust - arises... · express trust - is wh... · trust created by inte... · formalities - in orde... · exact application
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156 nodesWeek 8 Lec.1 Equity (Missed this class train strike) & Lec.2 History; · Grantor = donor · Sources of Land Law · The Law of Equity · Example of Difference...
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118 nodesTrusts (FLK 2) Fiduciary relationshi... · Trustee Powers and Du... · Remedies against Trus... · Remedies against Thir... · Types of Trusts · Retirement of Trustees
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71 nodesEquity and Trusts - Chapter 1 of Delany Semester 1 Overview of Equity = ... · Equity is essentially... · 1) One of the most im... · 2) Another area in wh... · In the 19th Century, ... · 3 ways to think of Eq...
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106 nodesThe Three Certainties Lord Langdale in Knig... · Courts used to take a... · 1. Certainty of Inten... · 2. Certainty of Subje... · 3. Certainty of Object · Resolving Uncertainty
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74 nodes6. Fiduciary Obligations Who owes fiduciary du... · Categories of fiducia... · Ad Hoc Fiduciary Rela... · Duties of Fiduciary · Defences to Breach: I... · Remedies
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24 nodesTrust - Lecture 9 basis of liability fo... · Requirment for liabil...
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33 nodesTrust - lecture 6 unincorporated trust ... · problems will arise i... · How UA takes place · Gift subject to contr... · Subjects to contractu... · Resulting trust analysis
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61 nodesWeek 6 Lec.1 Resulting Trusts (really Week 5 classes so look at Wk.5 cases too) Resulting Trusts can ... · Resulting Trusts Aris... · Traditionally a disti...
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115 nodesHunter v Moss & McPhail v Doulton McPhail v Doulton · Certainty of Subject ...
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51 nodesFiduciary Obligations Like a tort: Does not... · Main Obligations :1. ... · Remedies: More powerf... · Arms Length: 2 commer... · Complying w fiduciary... · Confidentiality: anot...
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51 nodesFiduciary Obligations Like a tort: Does not... · Main Obligations :1. ... · Remedies: More powerf... · Arms Length: 2 commer... · Complying w fiduciary... · Confidentiality: anot...
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65 nodesCharities CA 2011 Recognised Charitable... · For a purpose not a p... · Public Benefit s.4 · Cy-près s.6 · Exclusively Charitabl...
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149 nodesImplied trusts Circumstances --> leg...
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87 nodesequitable property interests forms · implied equitable int... · the equitable lien · imposed equitable int... · mere equity; personal... · equity of ratification
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57 nodesWeek 8 Lec.2 Equity Continued Under the LCLRA 2009 · The Nature of Equitab... · Maxims of Equity
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34 nodesEQUITABLE REMEDIES ‘Equity will not suff... · Specific Performance:... · Injunctions: perpetua... · (Specific Performance... · Jurisdiction: s.37 SC...
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42 nodes1_Equitable remedies Injunctions · What role did you play? · Where to get one? · Interlocutory -one co... · What are the courts l... · Key elements: no comm...
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30 nodesEquity Plan Development of equity · Influence of equity · Stereotypes of systems · Reasons for equity be... · Relevance of equity
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67 nodesthree certainties Knight v Knight Intention · Subject-matter · Object · Constitution
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50 nodesS1 C1 - Trust Law Main features of a Tr... · Classifications of Tr... · Creation of a private... · The Three Categories ... · Rule against Perpetui... · Breach of Trust
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35 nodesL18: relationship between property law and the law of obligations proprietary character... · The obligations side ...
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125 nodesCharities Benefits of charitabl... · Unincorporated associ... · Company · Trust · Definition of charita... · S.63 Charities Act 2011
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68 nodesCharities #2 CHARITABLE PURPOSES c... · PUBLIC BENEFIT
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38 nodesSecret Trusts and Mutual Wills Snells Equity defines... · Two ways to create a ... · Two types of secret t... · The problems with sec... · Example of the secret... · Justification
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60 nodesResulting Trusts RT arises where prope... · Categories of RT · Theoretical foundatio... · Intention and categor...
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68 nodesExpress Trust McPhail v Doulton [19... · The Three Certainties
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About equity and trusts mind maps
GoConqr OriginalExploring equity and trusts mind maps
These user-made mind maps lay out topics in branches, so you can follow how ideas connect. They cover express and constructive trusts, tracing, charitable purposes and fiduciary duties. Some focus on a single topic, such as Cy-pres doctrine, while others bring several ideas together.
How to use the maps
Start with Express Trusts if you want to look at formalities, wills, gifts and the certainties in one place. Then open Three Certainties for a closer look at intention, subject matter and objects. Follow each branch and try to explain its connection to the central topic in your own words.
For a different topic, the map on tracing brings together common law, equity and mixtures. After studying a map, switch to a quiz on the unit page to check your understanding, or use flashcards to practice recall. Choose a topic and follow its branches at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful place to start?
Start with Express Trusts if you want a map that brings together formalities, wills, gifts and the certainties. Its branches give you several directions to follow. If you want to focus on intention, subject matter and objects, move on to Three Certainties.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover trust creation and types of trust, as well as tracing, charity and fiduciary duties. For a focused topic, Cy-pres doctrine looks at charitable trusts that may be impractical or impossible to apply. Other maps cover the nature of equity and trusts, and breach of trust.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account can also save your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users.