Presumed Trusts
Presumed Trusts is a type of implied trust imposed by operation of law where the existence of a trust relationship is inferred from the circumstances and conduct of the parties, in the absence of express declaration, to prevent unjust enrichment and based on the presumed intentions or equitable presumptions derived from the relationship between the parties.
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PRESUMED RESULTING TRUSTS, INTENTION AND DECLARATION
John Mee · The Cambridge Law Journal · 2014 · 36 citations · Full text
Law, Property Law, Antitrust Law +11
Equitable Trusts: An Effective Remedy in Consumer Class Actions
Kerry Barnett · The Yale Law Journal · 1987 · 27 citations · Full text
Law, Marketing, Consumer Protection +11
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