Trust Law International

Frequency: Quarterly
Type: Journal
Format: Print
ISSN: 09622624

Pricing:
£445.00 (1 Year)
£870.00 (2 years)

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Trust Law International is a well established quarterly journal with a mixed readership of academics and practitioners, regularly featuring articles, case notes, case summaries and book reviews within the area of both UK and foreign trusts, whilst also embracing related areas such as wills, tax, pensions, and charities. 

Benefit from:

•  Editorial comment
•  Coverage of pertinent UK and international issues
•  Authoritative commentary and analysis
•  First-hand experience in the field from a dedicated panel of industry experts

Editors:

David Pollard, Barrister, Wilberforce Chambers, Lincoln’s Inn, London
Robert Chambers, Professor, Faculty of Law Thompson Rivers University, Canada
Dr James Brown, Reader, Aston Business School
Kelvin F K Low, Professor, National University of Singapore
Matthew Conaglen, Professor of Equity and Trusts, University of Sydney
Man Yip, Associate Professor, Singapore Management University

Contents from previous issues:

Trust Law International 38.2 Contents:

• Undue Influence in the Discretionary Trust - Red Flags in the Exclusion of Beneficiaries - Derrick Fan
• Fragmentation of the Settlor's Role - Identifying whose Intention Matters in Fundraising Appeal Collection Trusts - David Wilde
• Trusts Law in the Asia-Pacific Region: Five Reflections - Ying Khai Liew

Trust Law International 38.1 Contents:

• Transfers of Land to Minor under English Law: The Function and Role of the Trust - Dr Hames Brown and Professor Mark Pawlowski
• Why is there No Doctrine of Frustration in the Law of Trusts? - David Wilde
• Individual Pensions Claims and Complaints - Are Members' Interested Being Served? Some Thoughts - David E Grant KC