Ying Khai Liew is Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Melbourne.

• 1. Introduction PART A2. Building Blocks 3. The Structure of the Law of Constructive Trusts PART B4. The Doctrine in Rochefoucauld v Boustead 5. Secret Trusts 6. The Doctrine in Pallant v Morgan 7. Proprietary Estoppel 8. Specifically Enforceable Contracts of Sale and Future Property 9. The Rule in Re Rose 10. Gains Made In Breach of Fiduciary Duty 11. Remedial Constructive Trusts PART C12. Mutual Wills 13. The Quistclose Doctrine 14. The ‘Common Intention Constructive Trusts’ 15. Donatio Mortis Causa 16. Conclusion

... it should be of interest to Canadian lawyers with a deep interest in trusts and it will be of practical use to Canadian lawyers dealing with a novel issue in one of the areas of law analysed in the book. For example, one topic that is of particular interest from a Canadian perspective is that of proprietary estoppel... The analysis provided by Dr. Ying Khai Liew should provide assistance to Canadian lawyers looking for insights on the application of proprietary estoppel in Canadian law.

Ying Khai Liew is Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Melbourne.

• 1. Introduction PART A2. Building Blocks 3. The Structure of the Law of Constructive Trusts PART B4. The Doctrine in Rochefoucauld v Boustead 5. Secret Trusts 6. The Doctrine in Pallant v Morgan 7. Proprietary Estoppel 8. Specifically Enforceable Contracts of Sale and Future Property 9. The Rule in Re Rose 10. Gains Made In Breach of Fiduciary Duty 11. Remedial Constructive Trusts PART C12. Mutual Wills 13. The Quistclose Doctrine 14. The ‘Common Intention Constructive Trusts’ 15. Donatio Mortis Causa 16. Conclusion

... it should be of interest to Canadian lawyers with a deep interest in trusts and it will be of practical use to Canadian lawyers dealing with a novel issue in one of the areas of law analysed in the book. For example, one topic that is of particular interest from a Canadian perspective is that of proprietary estoppel... The analysis provided by Dr. Ying Khai Liew should provide assistance to Canadian lawyers looking for insights on the application of proprietary estoppel in Canadian law.

Ying Khai Liew is Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Melbourne.

• 1. Introduction PART A2. Building Blocks 3. The Structure of the Law of Constructive Trusts PART B4. The Doctrine in Rochefoucauld v Boustead 5. Secret Trusts 6. The Doctrine in Pallant v Morgan 7. Proprietary Estoppel 8. Specifically Enforceable Contracts of Sale and Future Property 9. The Rule in Re Rose 10. Gains Made In Breach of Fiduciary Duty 11. Remedial Constructive Trusts PART C12. Mutual Wills 13. The Quistclose Doctrine 14. The ‘Common Intention Constructive Trusts’ 15. Donatio Mortis Causa 16. Conclusion

... it should be of interest to Canadian lawyers with a deep interest in trusts and it will be of practical use to Canadian lawyers dealing with a novel issue in one of the areas of law analysed in the book. For example, one topic that is of particular interest from a Canadian perspective is that of proprietary estoppel... The analysis provided by Dr. Ying Khai Liew should provide assistance to Canadian lawyers looking for insights on the application of proprietary estoppel in Canadian law.