Garrow and Kelly law of trusts and trustees / by Chris Kelly, Greg Kelly, Colette Mackenzie, Kimberly Lawrence.

Wellington : LexisNexis NZ Limited, 2022.

8th edition

200303

Law of trusts and trustees

Trusts and trustees -- New Zealand.

PART 1: Introduction to trusts

1. What is a trust?

PART 2: Express or declared trusts

2. Types of trust

3. Parties and property

4. The three certainties

5. Evidential requirements

6. Consideration and title

7. How long can a trust last?

8. Understanding the terms of the trust

9. When a trust may fail or be set aside

10. Powers to override trust

11. Shams and rights retained by settlors

12. Charitable trusts

13 Purpose trusts

PART 3: Trusts arising by operation of law

14. Resulting trusts

15. Constructive trusts

PART 4: Appointment and replacement of trustees

16. Appointment of trustees

17. Trustees - acceptance, retirement and removal

18. Vesting in new trustees

PART 5: Administration of the trust

19. Duties, powers and discretions

20. Trustees' duties and obligations under the trusts act 2019

21. Investment of trust funds

22. Capital and income

23. Trustees' powers

24. Rights of trustees

PART 6: Beneficiaries

25. Beneficiaries' rights and powers

26. Variation of trusts

PART 7: Breach of trust

27. Liability for breach of trust

28. Trustees' defences

PART 8: Trusts in specific contexts

29. Māori Land Court's trust jurisdiction

30. Statutory trustees

31. Trusts and other countries' laws.

For over 100 years, Garrow and Kelly Law of Trusts and Trustees has been the acknowledged New Zealand authority on trust law, cited regularly by the New Zealand Courts including the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal. This edition of Garrow & Kelly Law of Trusts and Trustees completely updates and incorporates the significant legislative changes of the Trusts Act 2019, ensuring that all legal practitioners and students are well equipped. In addition, our highly experienced authors have included relevant case law since the last edition was published in 2013. Features: Regularly cited by the Courts, including the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal. Established authority of trust law for over 100 years. - Publisher's website.

Previous edition: 1982.

Includes index and bibliographical references.

9781988546292

cxiii, 943 pages ; 24 cm