A Treatise on the Law of Trusts and Trustees, Vol. 2 (Law Classics) Revised edition

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1911 Excerpt: ... INDEX. The figures refer to sections. CONSTRUCTIVE TRUSTS,--continued. rules, exceptions, and distinctions, 184-186. constructive trusts arising from inadequacy of consideration, 187. rules and distinctions as to the inadequacy of consideration, 187. in what cases inadequacy of consideration would affect the agree-ment, 187. constructive trusts in cases of sales by an heir or reversioner, 188. where retief will, or will not, be given, 188. rules do not apply to persons not heirs, 188. of contracts with lunatics and imbecile or weak-minded persons, 189, 190. rules and distinctions in relation to, 189, 190. relief from contracts procured from drunkenness, 191. from contracts procured by duress, 192. from fear or distress, and when several of these circumstances concur, 193. constructive trusts which arise from the relations and situation of the parties, 194. rules and reasons applicable to such contracts, 194. if trustees obtain an interest in the trust property, a constructive trust will arise, 194-200. rules and distinctions, 194-200. where cestui consents to the purchase, 195 n. where he has not consented, 195 n. remedies of cestui, 195 n. purchase of incumbrances by trustee, 195 n. purchase of collateral interests, 195 n. cotenant or life tenant purchasing incumbrances, &c., 195 n. purchase not void but voidable, 195 n. (p. 317). maybe confirmed by passive acquiescence, 195 n. (p. 317). trustee purchasing from his vendee, 195 n. (p. 320). trusts arising from contracts between guardian and ward, 200. between parent and child, 201. attorney and client, 202, 202 a, 202 6, 203. other persons standing in a confidential relation, 204,209,210. administrators or executors and heirs, legatees, devisees, or creditors, 205. administrators cannot purchase the assets ...