Chapter 15 - Trust law Flashcards

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1
Q

Trust is a relationship only recognised in ….?

A

Equity

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What is a trust?

A

One person (settlor) places property (trust property or settled property) under control of another (trustee) who is compelled in Equity to hold and deal with property for benefit of another person (beneficiary).

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3
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Express private trusts

A

trusts intentionally made by the settlor

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4
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3 ways to create a trust

A

Express trusts, implied trusts, statutory trusts

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5
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3 types of express trust

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Discretionary trust, bare trusts, interest in possession trusts

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Bare trusts

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settlor creates a trust without imposing active duties upon the trustee. nominee arrangement, beneficiary is fully entitles to all the trust property

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Interest in possession trusts

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beneficiary with interest in possession has immediate entitlement to the net income produced by the trust property as the income arises or has the immediate enjoyment of the use of the trust property

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8
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What to remaindermen get in interest in possession trusts

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has an absolute right to the income and capital, but only when the life tenant’s interest in the trust comes to an end (reversionary interest)

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Discretionary trusts

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beneficiary has no right to trust income or capital - the trustees have absolute power to decide which beneficiary can benefit from the trust

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10
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Exhaustive discretionary trust

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trustees have to pay out but can decide how much

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Non-exhaustive discretionary trust

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can do as they wish - full discretion

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12
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resulting trust

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trust property results back to settlor when comes to an end- this is an implied trust

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13
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flexible life interest trust

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allows property to be settled on a beneficiary for life, with trustees having power to terminate the life interest and establish a discretionary r other new trust in its place

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14
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legal ownership pf property, and equitable ownership of the property

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trustee of the trust is legal owner, and equitable ownership belongs to beneficiaries

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15
Q

When no one named as remaindermen who becomes them?

A

remaindermen becomes the settlor

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16
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Person who holds the legal title to a trust property is called?

A

The trustee (legal owner of a trust property)

17
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Accumulation trust

A

trust in which the trustees are under a duty to add the income of the trust to capital