J E Penner is Kwa Geok Choo Professor of Property Law, National University of Singapore, and Barrister of Lincoln's Inn. He completed his first degree in genetics (BSc UWO) before continuing his academic studies in law and legal philosophy (LLB Toronto, DPhil Oxon). He has a strong reputation in this field and has taught trusts in the UK, Canada, the Bahamas, Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia.

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• Part I: The Express Trust 1: Historical origins of the trust 2: Basic principles 3: Trusts and powers 4: Modern discretionary trusts 5: Certainty 6: Constitution 7: The beneficiary principle 8: The trust up and running 9: Formalities Part II: Resulting Trusts and Bare Trusts 10: Resulting trusts 11: Bare trusts subject to contractual obligations and agency mandates Part III: Liabilities Arising from Breach of Trust and Fiduciary Obligations 12: Following, tracing, and claiming 13: The trustee's liability for breach of trust 14: Fiduciary relationships 15: Third party liability for breach of trust and fiduciary obligations 16: Restitution, unjust enrichment, and the law of trusts Part IV: Constructive Trusts 17: Constructive trusts and informal trusts of family property Part V: Charity 18: The law governing charities

J E Penner is Kwa Geok Choo Professor of Property Law, National University of Singapore, and Barrister of Lincoln's Inn. He completed his first degree in genetics (BSc UWO) before continuing his academic studies in law and legal philosophy (LLB Toronto, DPhil Oxon). He has a strong reputation in this field and has taught trusts in the UK, Canada, the Bahamas, Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia.

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• Part I: The Express Trust 1: Historical origins of the trust 2: Basic principles 3: Trusts and powers 4: Modern discretionary trusts 5: Certainty 6: Constitution 7: The beneficiary principle 8: The trust up and running 9: Formalities Part II: Resulting Trusts and Bare Trusts 10: Resulting trusts 11: Bare trusts subject to contractual obligations and agency mandates Part III: Liabilities Arising from Breach of Trust and Fiduciary Obligations 12: Following, tracing, and claiming 13: The trustee's liability for breach of trust 14: Fiduciary relationships 15: Third party liability for breach of trust and fiduciary obligations 16: Restitution, unjust enrichment, and the law of trusts Part IV: Constructive Trusts 17: Constructive trusts and informal trusts of family property Part V: Charity 18: The law governing charities

J E Penner is Kwa Geok Choo Professor of Property Law, National University of Singapore, and Barrister of Lincoln's Inn. He completed his first degree in genetics (BSc UWO) before continuing his academic studies in law and legal philosophy (LLB Toronto, DPhil Oxon). He has a strong reputation in this field and has taught trusts in the UK, Canada, the Bahamas, Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia.

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• Part I: The Express Trust 1: Historical origins of the trust 2: Basic principles 3: Trusts and powers 4: Modern discretionary trusts 5: Certainty 6: Constitution 7: The beneficiary principle 8: The trust up and running 9: Formalities Part II: Resulting Trusts and Bare Trusts 10: Resulting trusts 11: Bare trusts subject to contractual obligations and agency mandates Part III: Liabilities Arising from Breach of Trust and Fiduciary Obligations 12: Following, tracing, and claiming 13: The trustee's liability for breach of trust 14: Fiduciary relationships 15: Third party liability for breach of trust and fiduciary obligations 16: Restitution, unjust enrichment, and the law of trusts Part IV: Constructive Trusts 17: Constructive trusts and informal trusts of family property Part V: Charity 18: The law governing charities