• Written in an informal style with engaging learning features including key points highlighted throughout the text which aid students' understanding of the subject
• Key cases and materials are integrated in the text providing students with a complete stand-alone resource
• Clear structure and two-colour design aid navigation allow for a clear distinction between commentary and cases
• Thinking points and end-of-chapter questions encourage students to test and reinforce their own learning and provide areas for discussion
• Problem questions with suggested answers on the online resource centre, engage student by relating theory to real life and encourage a firm grounding in the subject
• Controversial areas are flagged in the narrative and the discussion questions alert students to areas of debate

Readership: Suitable for undergraduate students taking a module in Equity and Trusts as part of the LLB degree course.

Richard Clements, Principal Lecturer of Law, University of the West of England, and Ademola Abass, Professor of Law at Brunel University

1: The Birth of Equity and the History of the Trust
2: Maxims of Equity
3: The Different Types of Trusts
4: The Duties of Trustees with Special Referenc to Investment
5: Maintenance and Advancement
6: Appointment of Trustees
7: Trusts and Powers and the Three Certainties
8: The Formality Requirements and Incompletely Constituted Trusts
9: The Disposal of Property upon Death Secret Trusts
10: Resulting Trusts
11: Charitable Trusts
12: Variation of Trust
13: Breach of Trust
14: Constructive Trusts
15: Trusts of the Family Home
16: Equitable Remedies