If a trust loses its trustees, the court will appoint others--a trust will not fail for lack of a trustee, unless the settlor manifests a contrary intent.

This paper deals with common law trusts and their adoption in civil law jurisdictions. It analyses whether common law trusts in fact have a Roman origin and ...

COMMON LAW TRUST DEFlNED.--A common law trust is a pure trust created by the transfer of legal title to property to trustees as principals who are directed ...

“A trust results from an act whereby a person, the settlor, transfers property from his patrimony to another patrimony constituted by him which he.

Duckworth calls the global conflict of principles, is freedom of disposition of a person over his estate, both during life time and upon death, on the one side ...

Trusts of the Property of Unincorporated Associations. The trust device has in the common law systems permitted the creation and operation of a multiplicity ...

Here are some examples of common law rules that seem to embody what might be called an anti-fiduciary impulse, a hostility to trusting and fiduciary ...

Throughout modern history, the common law trust frequently allowed businesses to obtain many of the same doctrinal advantages as then-existing versions of the ...

OR DECLARATIONS OF TRUST. RESOLVED, That the tax commissioner is hereby authorized and directed to make an investigation of voluntary associations ...

22 сент. 2024 г. · Request PDF | The General Overview of the Common Law Trust and the Theories of Its Origin | This chapter presents the trust as an ...