Book contents
- The Worlds of the Trust
- The Worlds of the Trust
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- Note on translation
- 1 Trusts: the essentials
- 2 The civil law trust: a modality of ownership or an interlude in ownership?
- 3 How to square the circle? The challenge met by Swiss insolvency law in dealing with common law trusts
- 4 Can a modern legal system do without the trust?
- 5 Stateless trusts
- 6 The securityfiduciein French law
- 7 The trustee: mainspring, or only a cog, in the Frenchfiducie?
- 8 British colonial law and the establishment of familywaqfsby Arabs in the Straits Settlements, 1860–1941
- 9 Zionist settlers and the English private trust in Mandate Palestine
- 10 Jurisprudential milestones in the development of trust law in South Africa's mixed legal system
- 11 The framing of a European law of trusts
- 12 The dilution of the trust
- 13 The compatibility of the trust with the civil law notion of property
- 14 Categorically different: unintended consequences of trust taxonomy
- 15 Why civil law countries might forego the individual trustee: provocative insights from the new-to-the-fold
- 16 The contribution of fiduciary law
- 17 Convergence and divergence in the worlds of the trust: duties and liabilities of trustees under the Chinese trust
- 18 Trust law as fiduciary governance plus asset partitioning
- 19 Parallels between the civilian separate patrimony, real subrogation and the idea of property in a trust fund
- 20 Rights against rights and real obligations
- 21 The trust and its civilian analogues
- 22 Up there in theBegriffshimmel?
- Index
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Book contents
- The Worlds of the Trust
- The Worlds of the Trust
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- Note on translation
- 1 Trusts: the essentials
- 2 The civil law trust: a modality of ownership or an interlude in ownership?
- 3 How to square the circle? The challenge met by Swiss insolvency law in dealing with common law trusts
- 4 Can a modern legal system do without the trust?
- 5 Stateless trusts
- 6 The securityfiduciein French law
- 7 The trustee: mainspring, or only a cog, in the Frenchfiducie?
- 8 British colonial law and the establishment of familywaqfsby Arabs in the Straits Settlements, 1860–1941
- 9 Zionist settlers and the English private trust in Mandate Palestine
- 10 Jurisprudential milestones in the development of trust law in South Africa's mixed legal system
- 11 The framing of a European law of trusts
- 12 The dilution of the trust
- 13 The compatibility of the trust with the civil law notion of property
- 14 Categorically different: unintended consequences of trust taxonomy
- 15 Why civil law countries might forego the individual trustee: provocative insights from the new-to-the-fold
- 16 The contribution of fiduciary law
- 17 Convergence and divergence in the worlds of the trust: duties and liabilities of trustees under the Chinese trust
- 18 Trust law as fiduciary governance plus asset partitioning
- 19 Parallels between the civilian separate patrimony, real subrogation and the idea of property in a trust fund
- 20 Rights against rights and real obligations
- 21 The trust and its civilian analogues
- 22 Up there in theBegriffshimmel?
- Index
- Type
- Chapter
- Information
- The Worlds of the Trust , pp. 21 - 40Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2013
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