Equity and trusts / Michael Evans, Theresa Power, Joseph Power.

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Publication details:
Chatswood, N.S.W. : LexisNexis, 2024.
Edition:
5th edition
Record id:
201875
Subject:
Equity -- Australia.
Trusts and trustees -- Australia.
Contents:
Part 1: The history and nature of equity
1. The history of equity
2. The relationship between law and equity
3. The maxims of equity
Part 2: Equity and property
4. Equitable rights, titles and interests
5. Equitable interests in torrens title land
6. Equitable priorities
7. Introducing equitable assignments
8. Voluntary assignment of legal interests in equity
9. Voluntary assignment of equitable interests
10. Assignments of interests in property for value in equity
11. Assignments of future property
Part 3: Equitable obligations
12. Fiduciary relationships
13. Fiduciary duties
14. Confidential information
Part 4: Unconscionable transactions
15. Undue influence
16. Fraud in equity and unconscionable dealings
17. Mistake and misrepresentation in equity
Part 5: Equity and contracts
18. Estoppel
19. Penalties and forfeiture
Part 6: Miscellaneous equitable doctrines
20. Subrogation
21. Contribution
22. Minor doctrines
Part 7: The nature of trusts
23. The classification of trusts
24. Discretionary trusts and powers of appointment
25. Express trusts - overview of three certainties
26. Express trusts - problems applying the three certainties
27. Express trusts - constitution and formalities
28. Resulting trusts
29. The variation of trusts
30. Termination, setting aside and failure of trusts
Part 8: Charitable trusts
31. Charitable trusts
32. Charitable trusts: enforcement, variation and lapse
Part 9: Trustees
33. The appointment, retirement and removal of trustees and the vesting of trust property
34. Duties of trustees
35. The powers of trustees
36. Controlling trustee powers
37. The rights of trustees
38. The liabilities of trustees
Part 10: Beneficiaries
39. The rights of beneficiaries
40. The doctrine of tracing
Part 11: Equitable defences
41. Limitation of actions in equity and laches and acquiescence
42. Set-off in equity
43. Minor defences
Part 12: Equitable remedies
44. Injunctions generally
45. Interlocutory injunctions
46. Specific performance
47. Monetary awards in equity
48. Miscellaneous equitable remedies
49. Declarations
50. Constructive trusts
51. Third parties as constructive trustees.
Summary:
Equity and Trusts provides a thorough and accessible account of the law of equity and trusts in Australia. Divided into twelve parts, the book explores the nature and history of equity, the relationship between equity and contracts and property, the law of trusts, equitable obligations, defences and remedies, unconscionable transactions and miscellaneous equitable doctrines. Each chapter provides a detailed analysis of the leading cases and commentary in these areas, including leading authorities in other Commonwealth jurisdictions. Boxed case summaries assist the reader in understanding key cases. The fifth edition has been fully revised and discusses significant authorities decided since the last edition, including decisions of the Australian High Court, UK Supreme Court and Privy Council on: challenging the exercise of a trustee's discretion: Grand View Private Trust Co Ltd v Wen-Young Wong [2022] UKPC 47; knowing receipt claims: Byers v Saudi National Bank [2024] 2 WLR 237; [2023] UKSC 51; proprietary estoppel: Guest v Guest [2022] 3 WLR 911; [2022] UKSC 27; Crown Melbourne Ltd v Cosmopolitan Hotel (Vic) Pty Ltd (2016) 260 CLR 1; resulting trusts: Bosanac v Commissioner of Taxation (2022) 275 CLR 37; Whitlock v Moree [2017] UKPC 44; subrogation: Swynson Ltd v Lowick Rose llp (in liq) [2018] AC 313; the trustee's right of indemnity: Equity Trust (Jersey) Ltd v Halabi [2023] AC 877; Carter Holt Harvey Woodproducts Australia Pty Ltd v Commonwealth (2019) 268 CLR 524; third persons who are personally accountable in equity: Ancient Order of Foresters in Victoria Friendly Society Ltd v Lifeplan Australia Friendly Society Ltd (2018) 265 CLR 1; unconscionable conduct: Stubbings v Jams 2 Pty Ltd (2022) 399 ALR 409; [2022] HCA 6; undue influence: Thorne v Kennedy (2017) 263 CLR 85. Recent decisions of intermediate appellate courts, including on topics such as constructive trusts, fiduciary duties, tracing, and rectification, are also covered. - Publisher's website.
Note:
Previous edition: 2016.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
4 (2016)
High use title
ISBN:
9780409352948
Phys. description:
cxix, 1647 pages ; 25 cm