1. Equity, Shareholders and Company Law Tan Cheng-Han and Wee Meng-Seng 2. Some Aspects of the Intersection of the Law of Agency with the Law of Trusts Peter Watts 3. Equity in the Marketplace: Reviewing the Use of Unconscionability to Restrain Calls on Performance Bonds Tang Hang Wu 4. Certainty, Identification and Intention in Personal Property Law Michael Bridge 5. Floating Trusts Robert Stevens 6. ‘Sort of’ Backwards Tracing James Penner 7. Invoking the Administrative Jurisdiction: The Enforcement of Modern Trust Structures Richard Nolan 8. Trusts, Objectivity and Rectification Simon Douglas 9. The Arbitrability of Trust Instruments: Why Not? Elaine Chew 10. Bribery Paul S Davies 11. Accessory Disloyalty: Comparative Perspectives on Substantial Assistance to Fiduciary Breach Deborah A DeMott 12. Equitable Liability of Corporate Accessories Jamie Glister 13. The Nature of ‘Knowing Receipt’ William Swadling 14. Exposing Third-Party Liability in Equity: Lessons from the Limitation Rules Sarah Worthington

Equity, Trusts and Commerce offers something for everyone, students, practitioners, and academics. While students may read the essays to deepen the understanding of the interaction of equity and commercial law, practitioners will certainly appreciate the theoretical discussions of case law and the several practical implications ... This work definitely enriches Hart’s series in Private Law, and is a must have in every common law lawyer’s (but not only) shelf.

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