Now in its third edition, this book presents an in-depth analysis of a range of highly topical issues of great significance in the area of international trust law. A team of eminent contributors have applied their expertise to addressing a range of subjects at the cutting edge of thinking in this area. Part I of the book examines the indispensable conflict of laws, now extensively updated. Part II covers a wide variety of issues crucial to trust advisers, each updated to take into account the latest developments in areas including trusts and finance law, money laundering and trusts, protectors and purpose trusts. Part III contains chapters on Italy and China, jurisdictions in which recent trust law developments have generated considerable international interest. Part IV contains a notable chapter on the future of the trust from a worldwide perspective.
The number of disputes involving trusts has risen significantly in recent years. Many disputes take place in the international environment and cross-border jurisdictional issues may arise.
The settlor : reserved powers and private trust companies -- Beneficial interests : protection, forfeiture, and trust termination -- Disclosure of information to the eneficiaries and letters of wishes -- Trustees' dispositive powers and ...
Aims to cover every aspect of agricultural law and to be a comprehensive guide to the complex business that constitutes farming.
In this groundbreaking book, Andrew Kydd develops a theory of trust in international relations and applies it to the Cold War.
... Toronto , 1984 Waters , Cours D. W. M. Waters , The Institution of the Trust in Civil and Common Law , Academy of International Law , Recueil des cours , vol . 252 , Dordrecht , 1995 Wilson and Duncan W. A. Wilson and A. G. M. Duncan , ...
This major reference work is a one-stop guide to the formation of offshore trusts. The work is kept up-to-date by regular supplements, which track the key changes and developments in foreign trust laws and practices.
2.2.1 United States The US courts solved the problem by adopting a strongly purposive interpretation of the general attribution rule.58 The seminal authority is Helvering v Clifford.59 Mr Clifford had declared trusts over certain ...
ENGLAND. AND. WALES. Edward Reed Macfarlanes LLP 1. Trust law (a) What is the legal basis on which trusts are recognized ... Trusts have their origins in medieval England when ownership of property was forced to change as a result of ...
The book combines academic rigour and analysis with a practical focus on trusts in the real world, including assets which modern settlors wish to envelop in a trust; liability concerns of trustees; and the governance, command, and control ...
System of a Small State. ... Doran, Charles F. (1984) Forgotten Partnership: U.S.-Canada Relations Today. ... Duursma, Jorri C. (1996) Fragmentation and the International Relations of MicroStates: Self-Determination and Statehood.