Three certainties Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Comprehensive notes on Equity and Trust Law in the UK, on the three certainties.

This guide will be sufficient to get a high 2.1/1st in finals if you do only problem questions. It does not cover unincorporated associations. There are some minor summaries of academics at the end for each topic, but the document is mostly rules/case summaries in a guide form to be used step-by-step. The main headings from the contents page are in neon pink. CONTENTS: 1. The three certainties 2. Formalities 3. Constitution (Imperfect gift/volunteers) 4. Privity 5. Purpose trusts/...

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Using this revision guide, I got a First Class in my equity & trusts exam. It includes lecture notes, further reading notes, case law and theories. Topics are broken down. Topics are Express Trusts, three certainties, beneficiary principle, unincorporated associations, secret trusts, formalities, non-express trusts, resulting trusts, constructive trusts, trust of the family home, breach of trusts, fiduciary duties and tracing.

This is my exam plan which I memorised for the E&T exam, where I scored 85% (highest grade in the year). It includes a problem question on three certainties/constitution, and a problem question on charities

Lecture notes including key cases, analysis and theories

The document explains three certainties of a valid trust.

This document covers the three certainties that are required for a validly constituted trust. Examples of where trusts were held valid or invalid, and the distinction between a trust and power are evident within the document. Reference is made to cases where marks for analysis can be given, and this is explained thoroughly. There are some reflective activities to help apply the law to real-life situations, and case-law is prevalent throughout.