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Preface\nAcknowledgements\nContents\nTable of Cases\nTable of Legislation\n1\n Introduction\n 1.1. Aim and Reasons\n 1.2. Scope and Definition Trusts\n 1.3. Methodology\n 1.4. The Structure of the Book\nPART A\n2\n Building Blocks\n 2.1. \'Qualified Interest\' and \'Absolute Interest\' Situations\n 2.2. Primary and Secondary Rights\n 2.3. Breach, Causation, Remoteness, and Mitigation\n 2.4. Types of Remedies\n3\n The Structure of the Law of Constructive Trusts\n 3.1. Categories of Causative Events: Bilateral, Unilateral, and Court-Based\n 3.2. Bilateral Events\n 3.3. Unilateral Events\n 3.4. Court-Based Events\n 3.5. \'Non-Core\' Doctrines\nPART B\n4\n The Doctrine in Rochefoucauld v Boustead\n 4.1. The Nature of the Trust\n 4.2. Promise and Reliance\n 4.3. The Rationale\n 4.4. \'Fraud\'\n 4.5. The Outer Limits of the Doctrine\n5\n Secret Trusts\n 5.1. Nature of the Trust\n 5.2. Rationale\n6\n The Doctrine in Pallant v Morgan\n 6.1. A Discrete Doctrine\n 6.2. Rationale\n 6.3. Three-Party Cases\n7\n Proprietary Estoppel\n 7.1. The Nature of the Constructive Trust\n 7.2. Objections\n 7.3. The Rationale\n 7.4. Lessons\n8\n Specifically Enforceable Contracts of Sale and Future Property\n 8.1. Specifically Enforceable Contracts of Sale\n 8.2. Future Property\n 8.3. Assimilating the Doctrines\n9\n The Rule in Re Rose\n 9.1. Requirements\n 9.2. The Trust Response\n 9.3. Rationale\n10\n Gains Made In Breach of Fiduciary Duty\n 10.1. Fiduciary Relationships: Some General Points\n 10.2. Categorising the Constructive Trust\n 10.3. Three Questions\n11\n Remedial Constructive Trusts\n 11.1. The Present Understanding\n 11.2. Recharacterisation\n 11.3. Evaluation\nPART C\n12\n Mutual Wills\n 12.1. The Present Understanding\n 12.2. A Re-Analysis\n 12.3. Explaining the Mutual Wills Doctrine\n 12.4. Lessons\n13\n The Quistclose Doctrine\n 13.1. The Present Understanding\n 13.2. A Re-Analysis\n 13.3. Lessons\n14\n The \'Common Intention Constructive Trusts\'\n 14.1. The Present Understanding\n 14.2. Deficiencies\n 14.3. The CICT as a Reflective Remedy\n 14.4. Going Further: The CICT as a Specific Application of Proprietary Estoppel\n15\n Donatio Mortis Causa\n 15.1. Requirements\n 15.2. A Re-Analysis\n16\n Conclusion\n 16.1. Scope\n 16.2. Comparing and Contrasting Different Categories\n 16.3. The Historical Context\nIndex