1. Introduction Flashcards

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What are the two categories of trust?

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  1. Express trust
  2. Implied trust
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What are the two types of express trust?

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  1. Private trust
  2. Charitable trust
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What is a fixed trust?

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A trust where the interests of the beneficiaries are defined by the settlor

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What is a purpose trust?

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A trust set up for a purpose rather than people, and will normally fail because it does not have defined beneficiaries, subject to limited honorary trusts, e.g. to maintain an animal

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What is a charitable trust?

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A trust created for the benefit of an indefinite class of people, or the public in general, and it must fall under one of the recognised charitable categories to be valid

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What are the two categories of implied trust?

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  1. Resulting trust
  2. Constructive trust
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In what three situations will a resulting trust arise?

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  1. Interest under an express trust fails
  2. Express trust fails to exhaust the beneficial interest
  3. Person makes a voluntary transfer or purchase in the name of another
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What is the purpose of a constructive trust?

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Imposed by the court to prevent unjust enrichment as a result of wrongful conduct

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What are the three types of private trust?

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  1. Fixed trust
  2. Discretionary trust
  3. Purpose trust
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