دانلود کتاب Guernsey Trust Law

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About the Authors\nForeword by Sir Richard Collas\nAcknowledgements\nContents\nAbbreviations\nUseful Websites\nTable of Cases\nTable of Statutes and Other Instruments\n1. Foundation and Principles\n I. Introduction\n II. Saisie\n III. Statutory Family Trusts\n IV. Protective Trusts of Movables\n V. Religious Trusts in Connection with the Holding of Churches\n VI. Other Charities\n VII. Statutory Schemes for the Holding of Churches and Schools\n VIII. Use of Trusts in Wills and Other Documents\n IX. Growing Use and Statutory Recognition of Trusts in the Twentieth Century\n X. Recognition of Trusts by the Guernsey Court\n XI. Proposals for the Trusts Law 1989\n XII. Overview of the Trusts Law 2007\n XIII. Application of Trusts Laws and Amendments\n XIV. The Role of Authorities and Precedent in Guernsey\n2. Express Trusts\n I. Article 29 of the Succession Law 1840\n II. Trusts under the Succession Law 1890\n III. Trusts of Land in Saisie\n IV. Express Private Trusts of Land\n V. Charitable Trusts\n VI. Purpose Trusts\n VII. Employee Benefit Trusts\n VIII. Unit Trusts\n3. Trusts Arising by Operation of Law\n I. Introduction\n II. Constructive Trusts of Personalty\n III. Liability as a Constructive Trustee\n IV. Constructive Trusts of Land\n V. Conclusions\n4. Taxation\n I. The Code of Practice\n II. Guernsey Tax Liabilities\n III. Liability to Non-Guernsey Taxes\n IV. Guernsey Charities\n V. Employee Benefit Trusts\n VI. Unit Trusts\n5. Creation, Validity and Termination\n I. Existence of a Trust\n II. Principles of Construction\n III. Settlor\n IV. Formalities\n V. Duration and Perpetuities\n VI. Validity and Enforceability\n VII. Reservation of Powers by the Settlor\n VIII. Termination of Trusts\n6. Conflict of Laws\n I. Introduction\n II. Proper Law\n III. Jurisdiction of the Guernsey Court\n IV. Firewall Provisions\n7. Trustees\n I. Number of Trustees\n II. Appointment of New or Additional Trustees\n III. Power to Remove Trustees\n IV. Vesting of Property in the New Trustees\n V. Disclaimer of Trusteeship\n VI. Resignation\n VII. Duties of Outgoing Trustee\n VIII. Appointment and Removal of Trustees by the Court\n IX. Trustee Remuneration\n X. Trustees\' Expenses\n XI. Trustees de Son Tort\n XII. Dealings with Third Parties\n XIII. Insolvent Trusts\n8. Powers, Duties and Liabilities of Trustees\n I. Duties of Trustees\n II. Powers of Trustees\n III. Other Duties Applicable to the Exercise of Trustee Discretions\n IV. Letters of Wishes\n V. Liability for Breach of Trust\n VI. Duties of Prospective Trustees\n VII. Liability of Directors of Corporate Trustees\n9. Beneficiaries\n I. Definition of \'Beneficiary\'\n II. Addition and Removal of Beneficiaries\n III. Requirements for Beneficiaries\n IV. Disclaimer\n V. Nature of Beneficiary\'s Interest\n VI. Assignment of a Beneficial Interest\n VII. Protective Trusts and Spendthrift Provisions\n VIII. Class Interests\n IX. Consent to Breach of Trust\n X. Power to make Beneficiaries Indemnify\n XI. Disclosure of Information to Beneficiaries\n XII. Data Protection Law\n XIII. Disclosure to Third Parties\n XIV. Disclosure by Beneficiaries\n10. Protectors\n I. Introduction\n II. Powers of Protectors\n III. Regulation of Protectors\n IV. Protector not a Trustee\n V. Nature of Protector\'s Powers\n VI. Appointment and Removal of Protectors\n VII. Protector\'s Indemnity\n VIII. Remuneration\n IX. Retirement\n X. Court\'s Jurisdiction in Relation to Protectors\n XI. Exoneration\n XII. Disclosure of Information\n XIII. Delivery Up of Documents\n XIV. Exercise of Powers\n XV. Liability\n XVI. Conflicts of Interest\n XVII. Prescription Period\n XVIII. Standing to Apply to Court\n XIX. Drafting Issues\n11. Trust Investments\n I. Trustee\'s Investment Duties\n II. Regulatory Issues\n III. Delegation of Investment Management\n IV. Power to Direct Investments\n12. Introduction to Trust Litigation\n I. The Jurisdiction of the Royal Court\n II. Applications for Directions\n III. General Powers of the Court\n IV. Application to Distribute Trust Assets in the Context of Anti-money Laundering Issues\n V. Approval of Trustees\' Actions\n VI. Beddoe Applications\n VII. Payment of Costs in Relation to Court Proceedings\n VIII. Prescription and Limitation Periods\n IX. Breach of Trust Judgment against Trustee to be Binding on All Beneficiaries\n X. Alternative Dispute Resolution\n13. Attacks on Trusts\n I. Introduction\n II. The Sham Doctrine\n III. Donner et Retenir ne Vaut\n IV. Variation of Trusts in Foreign Matrimonial Proceedings\n14. Variation of Trusts\n I. Introduction\n II. Variation under the Express Terms of the Trust\n III. Variation by the Beneficiaries\n IV. Variation by the Court\n15. Remedial Applications to Court\n I. Introduction\n II. General Principles Applicable to Rectification and Rescission\n III. Rectification on the Ground of Mistake\n IV. Rescission on the Ground of Mistake\n V. The Rule in Hastings-Bass\n16. Regulation of Fiduciaries\n I. Background\n II. The Guernsey Financial Services Commission\n III. The Regulatory Regime for Professional Fiduciaries\n IV. Principal Offence\n V. Private Trust Companies\n VI. Types of Licences\n VII. Other Powers under the Fiduciaries Law 2000\n VIII. Licensees\' Obligations\n17. The Public Trustee\n I. The Office of the Public Trustee\n II. Trusts in Respect of which the Public Trustee May Act\n III. The Functions of the Public Trustee\n IV. Regulation\n V. Appointment of the Public Trustee as Trustee\n VI. Supplementary Powers and Provisions\n VII. Appeals against Decisions of the Public Trustee\n VIII. Confidentiality\n IX. Limitation of Liability\n X. Public Trustee to Act Alone in Most Cases\n XI. Delegation\n XII. Remuneration\nAppendix: Trusts (Guernsey) Law, 2007\nIndex