Trusts and Equity (Foundation Studies in Law Series)
by Richard Edwards, Nigel Stockwell
Trusts and Equity, from the Foundation Studies in Law Series by Richard Edwards and Nigel Stockwell, delivers a foundational exploration of equitable principles and trusts. It covers the essentials of how equity addresses fairness in legal contexts, including trust creation and administration, ideal for law students building core knowledge.
About This Book
Trusts and Equity is part of the Foundation Studies in Law Series, providing an accessible overview of core legal topics. Authored by Richard Edwards and Nigel Stockwell, it focuses on the principles governing trusts and equitable remedies.
The book examines how equity supplements common law, addressing situations where fairness requires intervention beyond strict legal rules. It covers the creation, administration, and enforcement of trusts, highlighting their role in property management and beneficiary rights.
Designed for foundational study, the text emphasizes practical application and theoretical underpinnings, making complex doctrines approachable for beginners in legal education.
Readers gain insight into equitable doctrines such as fiduciary duties and specific performance, essential for a comprehensive grasp of modern legal practice.
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