Trusts Law
| Front | NEW - When is fulfilment of expectation not appropriate? |
| Back | - No longer owns propety - REneges on assurance years before it was meant to be hooured- Hardship to third parties- Disportionate- Enforced cohabitation |
| Front | Non-charitable purpose trusts: Perpetuity |
| Back | Express perpetuity clause. 21 years or 21 years + life in being |
| Front | Equitable defence of laches |
| Back | Even if limitation period has not expired, trustees may still be able to rely on an equitable doctrine known as ‘laches’ to argue that a beneficiary has waited too long to bring a claim.Trustees must show that the beneficiary knew of a breach but has delayed their claim unacceptably, making it unconscionable for the beneficiary to assert their beneficial interest. |