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Principles of Australian Equity and Trusts is designed to equip students with the skills to analyse fact situations and correctly identify the relevant principles of the law of equity and trusts applicable to the resolution of problems. The clear and accessible style of the authors makes this an essential resource for students new to the study of equity and trusts.
The sixth edition has been fully revised and updated to include recent developments in case law, including:
The text is suitable for standalone use or with the companion casebook, Radan & Stewart, Principles of Australian Equity and Trusts: Cases and Materials. The textbook and casebook follow the same chapter order and structure and plentiful cross-referencing makes it easy to use the books in tandem.
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table of content
PART I: HISTORY & NATURE OF EQUITY
1 The History of Equity
2 The Nature of Equity
3 The Relationship between Law and Equity
PART II: EQUITABLE INTERESTS AND TRANSACTIONS
4 Nature of Equitable Estates and Interests
5 The Law of Assignment
6 Dispositions of Equitable Interests and the Requirement of Writing
7 Property with a Limited Capability of Being Assigned
8 Priorities
PART III: RELATIONSHIPS OF TRUST
9 Confidential Information
10 Fiduciary Obligations
11 Undue Influence
PART IV: UNCONSCIENTIOUS DELAINGS
12 Fraud in Equity
13 Unconscionable Transactions
14 Equitable Estoppel
15 Relief Against Forfeiture
16 Penalties
PART V: UNFAIR OUTCOMES
17 Subrogation
18 Contribution
19 Marshalling
PART VI: TRUSTS
20 Introduction to Trusts
21 Creation of Express Trusts
22 Variation and Termination of Trusts
23 Charitable Trusts
24 Administration of Charitable Trusts
25 Resulting Trusts
26 Trustees
27 Beneficiaries
PART VII: EQUITABLE REMEDIES AND DEFENCES
28 Declarations
29 Specific Performance
30 Injunctions
31 Freezing and Search Orders
32 Equitable Compensation and Damages
33 Rescission
34 Rectification
35 Institutional Constructive Trusts
36 Remedial Constructive Trusts
37 Tracing
38 Other Equitable Remedies
39 Equitable Defences