Problems And Quiz On Equity Jurisprudence
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How did construction by the courts affect the statute of uses?
171. Upon what uses was the statute held not to operate?
172. What was the reason for the decision that a use upon a use was not executed by the statute?
173. Distinguish between an active and a passive trust.
174. Did the statute of uses apply to personal property?
175. What was the effect of the statute of uses upon conveyances?
176. What courts have jurisdiction of trusts and trust estates?
177. What is the nature of the jurisdic...tion of equity over trusts and trustees?
178. In what ways may a trust arise?
179. To what incidents are trust estates subject?
180. How, in respect to their creation, are trusts divided?
181. Define (a) active trusts; (b) passive trusts; (c) executed trusts; (d) executory trusts; (e) public trusts; and (f) private trusts.
182. What property may be held in trust?
183. Who may be a trustee?
184. WTio may be a beneficiary?
185. Wherein does the interest of a cestui que trust differ from the interest of the owner of a chose in action?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How did construction by the courts affect the statute of uses?
171. Upon what uses was the statute held not to operate?
172. What was the reason for the decision that a use upon a use was not executed by the statute?
173. Distinguish between an active and a passive trust.
174. Did the statute of uses apply to personal property?
175. What was the effect of the statute of uses upon conveyances?
176. What courts have jurisdiction of trusts and trust estates?
177. What is the nature of the jurisdic...tion of equity over trusts and trustees?
178. In what ways may a trust arise?
179. To what incidents are trust estates subject?
180. How, in respect to their creation, are trusts divided?
181. Define (a) active trusts; (b) passive trusts; (c) executed trusts; (d) executory trusts; (e) public trusts; and (f) private trusts.
182. What property may be held in trust?
183. Who may be a trustee?
184. WTio may be a beneficiary?
185. Wherein does the interest of a cestui que trust differ from the interest of the owner of a chose in action?
What to read after Problems And Quiz On Equity Jurisprudence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hopkins, Earl Palmer, D. 1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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