LAW4170
Trusts
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Textbooks
Sell your textbook for LAW4170A Sourcebook on Equity and Trusts in Australia
Michael Bryan, Simone Degeling, Scott Donald, Vicki Vann
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Equity and Trusts in Australia
Michael Bryan, Vicki Vann, Susan Barkehall Thomas
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A Sourcebook on Equity and Trusts in Australia
Michael Bryan, Simone Degeling, Scott Donald, Vicki Vann
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Notes
View all LAW4170 notesHD (84) TRUSTS LAW EXAM SCRIPT
These notes were used to achieve a mark of 84 overall for the unit. The document includes a script f...
69 pages, 28516 words
**HD [90] SCRIPT EXAM NOTES** TRUSTS (LAW4170)
These notes are your ultimate guide to mastering the subject of 'Trusts.' They comprehensively cover...
67 pages, 22000 words
HD (90) COMPREHENSIVE TRUSTS EXAM NOTES!!
These HD notes cover all key topics and are up to date as of the latest semester. They have been cra...
42 pages, 14000 words
HD Trusts Exam Notes - Updated for 2024 - Step by Step with Script
HD Trusts exam notes with guiding steps and sentence starters. Topics covered: Valid trust requir...
41 pages, 21870 words
HD TRUSTS EXAM SCRIPT NOTES
Completed in Semester 1 2024, A word by word script for all examinable topics covered throughout...
87 pages, 33390 words
Highly Comprehensive Trusts Script/Exam Notes (HD 89)
These complete notes utilise model responses with fill in the blanks as well as sample responses (fo...
293 pages, 79787 words
HD (86) TRUSTS EXAM NOTES/SCRIPT
Comprehensive and detailed exam notes with script, compiled from lectures, readings and tutorials....
178 pages, 65000 words
HD (90) TRUSTS COMPREHENSIVE EXAM NOTES
These HD notes cover all key topics and are up to date as of the latest semester. They have been cra...
61 pages, 31656 words
TRUSTS LAW EXAM SKELETON (HD/89)
Includes all examinable topics in Semester 2, 2017. Broadly, in these notes I cover: - Creat...
7595 pages, 23 words
LAW4170 Trusts HD (89) Exam Notes
Very detailed Trusts exam notes, containing full script, colour-coded cases and legislation, and cou...
104 pages, 35475 words
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Reviews
Echoing the previous review, it does draw heavily from equity and property law. You really need to recap remedies/tracing/fiduciary duties [profits/conflict rule] before you start the unit. The great thing about the unit is that the topics are very clear and build on each other. However, the lecturers often had unnecessary information, or horribly formatted slides, which would overcomplicate things. It is one of those units where it doesn't fully click/come together until you go through all 12 weeks. It is similar to admin law structurally - the majority of the content focuses on breaches of trustee duties (similar to admin law spending the majority of time on grounds of review), so you may find similarities between how you structure your notes. One major downside to the unit was the lack of feedback. We were promised individual and general feedback for our written assessment. However, only some students got written feedback. The CE then decided to change the assignment instructions after the marks were released (and after receiving complaints) to say that only general feedback would be given. The CE also emailed saying we would get an HD sample answer, which we never got. This was quite disappointing. The content is interesting, but some (not all) of the teaching staff were not acting up to standard.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2023
This unit really drew from previous subjects (equity, contracts, even property law) in a way that was manageable and really let me see how law units interact. Clear topics and readings - can be challenging if you fall behind, but really interesting if you're up to date!