In law, gains, like losses, don't always lie where they fall. That there exists a body of law dealing with liability for gains is now settled and the circumstances in which the law requires defendants to give up their gains are well documented in the work of unjust enrichment lawyers. The same cannot be said, however, of the reasons for ordering restitution of such gains.
It is often suggested that unjust enrichment's existence can be demonstrated without inquiry into these reasons, into the principles of justice it represents and invokes. Yet while we can indeed show that there exists a...

This fifth edition of Trusts Law has been thoroughly updated to reflect recent developments in the area. The authors bring a unique combination of academic rigour and hands-on commercial experience to the explanation of their subject. These practical insights are bolstered by the inclusion of a chapter showing the steps involved in the creation of a trust, illustrated by examples of trust documentation.
Useful features include chapter summaries, self-test exercises and suggestions for further reading.

This books is an ideal companion for both law undergraduate and GDL/CPE...