3 Certainties 0.0 / 5 ? LawEQUITY AND TRUSTSUniversityNone Created by: alexbennett633Created on: 19-05-19 18:15 S.9 Wills Act, 1837 need in writing ny testator with signature 1 of 14 boyce v boyce okay for choice (but predeacesed) 2 of 14 Re Goldy's Will Trust Engage with beneficiaries to find out what they want 3 of 14 Discretionary trust who classifies as young talented comedia (choice) 4 of 14 McPhail v Doulton Any given postulant test- would fail no way individual could fall 'is or not' member of class 5 of 14 Re Baden (no 2) Discretionary trusts have to be 1) conceptually certain 2) administrative workability 6 of 14 R v District of West Yorkshire CC Administratively unreasonable to be a trustee in favour of 3.5 million people 7 of 14 Lambe v Eames Precatory wording = moral obligation 8 of 14 Re Adams and Kensington Vestry 'Full confidence' did not suffice (mother daughter) 9 of 14 Comiskey v Bowring- Hanbury 'Full confidence' did suffice (Neices) 10 of 14 Harrison v Gibson Re Adams didnt suffice because relationship was one where children would have benefited anyway through mothers interests 11 of 14 Millroy v Lord Must do all in your power to vest property to trustee 12 of 14 Zetial v Kaye Incomplete transfer form= imperfect transfer= not sufficient 13 of 14 Residuary legaltee someone who takes residue of estate (Malcolm) 14 of 14
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