Underhill and Hayton law relating to trusts and trustees.
Law relating to trust and trustees.
- 16th ed. / by David J. Hayton.
- London : Butterworths/LexisNexis, 2003.
- cxlix, 1107 p. ; 26 cm.
Preface. - Table of stsutues. - Table of stutory instruments. - Table of cases. - Division one. Preliminary definitions. - Division two. Express or declared trusts. Ch. 1. Introduction. Ch. 2. Matters essential to the prima facie validity of an express trust. Ch. 3. Validity of declared trusts in relation to latent matters. Ch. 4. The interpretation of executory trusts. - Division three. Trusts implied by law. Ch. Introduction. Ch. 7. Constructive trusts. - Division four. The administration of a trust. Ch. 8. Disclaimer and acceptance of trusts. Ch. 9. The estate of the trustee and its incidents. Ch. 10. Trusts of land. Ch. 11. The trustee's duties. Ch. 12. The powers of the trustees. Ch. 13. Powers of the beneficiaries. Ch. 14. The death, retirement, or removal of trustees and the appointment of new trustees. Ch. 15. Appointment of a judicial trustee. Ch. 16. The public trustee. Ch. 17. Administration of new trusts created under limited powers in the original settlement. Ch. 18. The rights of the trustee. Ch. 19. The right of trustees and beneficiaries to seek the assistance of the public trustee or the court in auditing or in administrating the trust. - Division five. The consequences of a breach of trust. Ch. 20. The liability of the trustees. Ch. 21. Protection accorded to trustees in case of breach of trust. Ch. 22. Liability of third parties and beneficiaries. - Division six. The hague trusts convention. Ch. 23. Conflicts of law and the hague trusts convention. - Index.