The law of trusts / George Williams Keeton.

Chichester (West Sussex) : Barry Rose, 1993.

12th ed. by Lionel Astor Sheridan.

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Keeton and Sheridan's the law of trusts.

Trusts and trustees.

Part I. The formation of a trust: I. The nature of a trust

II. The development of the law of trusts

III. The classification of trusts

IV. Trusts for sale and strict settlements of land

V. Parties to a trust

VI. Some special kinds of trustees

VII. The creation of an express trust : formalities

VIII. The creation of an express trust : certainty

IX. Trusts to pay creditors

X. Trusts which are void or voidable

XI. Trusts for non-charitable associations and other purposes

XII. Charitable trusts

XIII. Implied and resulting trusts

XIV. Constructive trusts

Part II. The administration of a trust: XV. The appointment, removal and retirement of trustees

XVI. The trustee's power to delegate his function

XVII. The trustee's powers and duties in the administration of a trust : I. Possession, investment and sale of trust property

XVIII. The trustee's powers and duties in the administration of a trust : II. Impartiality between beneficiaries and the distinction between capital and income

XIX. The trustee's powers and duties in the administration of a trust : III. Trustee's duty not to profit, trustee's remuneration and expenses and trustee's duty to account and furnish information

XX. The beneficiary in relation to the trust

XXI. Trusts and taxation

XXII. The variation of beneficial interests in trusts

XXIII. The emergency jurisdiction of the court

Part III. Breach of trust: XXIV. The extent of the trustee's liability for breach of trust

XXV. Special rights of a beneficiary in defence of his interest

XXVI. Limitations on the liability of a trustee

XXVII. Trusts in the conflict of laws

Part IV. Text of the Trustee Act 1925 and the Trustee Investments Act 1961.

Includes index.

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