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WorksheetsA221 Quizziz Trust- set B
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
1. Once a trust is completely constituted, the beneficiary will become a the equitable owner regardless of whether the beneficiary has given consideration.
True
False
2. “In order to render a voluntary settlement valid and effectual, the settlor must have done everything which, according to the nature of the property comprised in the settlement, was necessary to be done…”
In which case can you find the above quote?
Dillwyn v Llewelyn
Inwards & Ors v Baker
Milroy v Lord
Pullan v Koe
3. The following are exceptions to the maxim ‘Equity will not assist a volunteer’ except
proprietory estoppel
Strong v Bird
mutual promises
donation mortis causa
4. The following is true about Strong v Bird except:
The intention must continue up until the donor’s death
There gift must be made with consideration
The intention of forgiving a debt must exist
The principle applies both to personal and real estate
The following is true about donation mortis cause except:
The gift is not required to be delivered to the donee
The gift must be made in contemplation of death
The gift would revert to the donor should he recover
Donatio mortis cause will fail if the done predeceases the donor
6. In this case, the Court does not think that Milroy v Lord compels the court to hold that a trust is not completely constituted when the settlor has done everything according to the nature of the property necessary to be done by him to transfer the property.
Re Bowden
Re Rose
Scoones v Galvin
Corrin v Patton
7. Which case paves a way for a gift to be saved if the circumstances would justify a benevolent construction of the documents?
Sen v Headley
Willmot v Barber
Re Rose
T Choithram v Pagarini
8. In Pennington v Waine, the benevolent approach to give effect to the intention to transfer the shares to Mrs Ada’s nephew despite Mrs Ada not doing everything that she could to transfer them was based on the principle of:
ascertainably
unconscionability
comprehensive list of factors
sufficient intention
9. Where the deceased still kept the certificate of title but delivered a memorandum of transfer of property to his solicitors, the gift is perfected.
True
False
10. Where there has been no transfer from the owner, it is a question of evidence to determine whether he intends to:
be a beneficiary
be a trustee
be a fiduciary
be an executor
