Resulting Trusts Flashcards

1
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Which case established the two types of resulting trusts?

A

Re Vanderwell’s Trusts

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When does a presumed resulting trust arise?

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When A pays B or contributed wholly/partially to the purchase price of property held by A, or A and B jointly, the money/property is held on PRT for A in shares proportionate to their contribution

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When does an automatic resulting trust arise?

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Where there is a failure of the trust to fully dispose the beneficial interest

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Which case provided the contemporary circumstances in which PRTs and ARTs arise?

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Westdeutsche Landesbank v Islington

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What happens to the beneficial interest of a resulting trust?

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The beneficial interest in the trust property reverts back to the settlor or his estate

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Give a case of a partially expressed trust which causes an automatic resulting trust to arise?

A

Vanderwell v IRC

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Give an example of an automatic resulting trust arising from surplus funds

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Re Gillingham Bus Disaster Fund - where the surplus funds resulted to the donors, but if they couldn’t be found should be paid to the court

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