Certainties of object Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This document provides in-depth information about the three certainties when constituting a trust. It has all of the cases and rules that you need to know with exact quotes as well as certain criticisms of various judgements.

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The document explains three certainties of a valid trust.

This document covers the three certainties; the certainty of Intention, certainty of subject matter and certainty of object as well as cases used to establish these.

Nicely presented and easy to follow. Topics include: Creation of Gifts and Trusts, Transfer of Equitable Interests, Certainties (Object, Intention, Subject Matter), Beneficiary Principle, Implied Trusts (Resulting and Constructive), Running of Trusts, Breach of Fiduciary Duties, Breach of Trustee Duties and Remedies.

A general overview of the three certainties of a trust. A short summary gives an overview of the certainty of intention, subject matter and object, and how it relates to trusts in law. This summary will give a good backdrop to the Trusts module, and combined with other topics within the module, allowed me to achieve a First class degree result in the module (achieving 80%). Take a look at the other topics and the bundle of the entire module too!

Question Question 1: Assume you have a normal distribution representing the likelihood of completion times. The mean of this distribution is 10, and the standard deviation is 3. The probability of completing the project in 7 or fewer days is the same as the probability of completing the project in 13 days or more. True False Question 2. Question : The difference in decision making under risk and decision making under uncertainty is that under risk, we think we know the probabilities of the stat...