Amanda is great! I passed my Equity & Law exam. I was struggling so much before I came across her and previously failed. In a short space of time she taught me IRAC and we did exam practise together. It was very helpful. If anyone is struggling i recommend that you book a lesson!! Xxx
Thank you so much for these lectures on formalities and constitution,l and further making them so understandable it was instrumental in my equity and trust examination
Thank you so much for these videos, they are so helpful! I just wondered if you could confirm that in a situation where someone puts in their will "My cottage will be held on trust by Linda for my two children when they reach 25 years old", do they have to accompany their will by a deed in order to transfer the legal title to Linda? Thank you!
A great question! No, the deceased doesn't have to leave a deed of transfer. All their property passes to their executor (Linda) on death who will hold the cottage on the trust in the will assuming of course that the deceased was still the beneficial owner of the cottage when they died.
hi, i was wondering if you could help me , to do with transfer legal titles of shares in a private company. the scenerio is mark is holding 4000 shares in a private company on trust for rachel. rachel agrees with becky that she will assign her equitable interest in the 4000 shares to becky on the understanding that becky will act as a director of the company. so how does the formaily requirements apply to this circumstance?
Sorry, but I can't answer individual queries here but are you sure that it's LEGAL title you are wanting to transfer? The scenario refers to the transfer of an EQUITABLE interest
What if someone declared a valid trust and then subsequently declared a transfer of property (by selling the property)? Does the selling of the property still stand?
@@bitesizelaw9163 like if someone declared a trust (which is allowed in my country without any need for formality through equity) and then proceeded to actually sell the property to someone else. Who has the better right to the property?
@@Checkersss You need to seek legal advice as it will depend on the law in your own jurisdiction. I'm not able to give legal advice. Good luck with it.
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Amanda is great! I passed my Equity & Law exam. I was struggling so much before I came across her and previously failed. In a short space of time she taught me IRAC and we did exam practise together. It was very helpful. If anyone is struggling i recommend that you book a lesson!! Xxx
Wow! The simplest and clearest explanation ever! Finally, I understand this topic! A huge Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
I have just come across your channel. You explain things so clearly and well. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for these lectures on formalities and constitution,l and further making them so understandable it was instrumental in my equity and trust examination
why can't all law lectures be like you? Thanks for the help.
Thank you. I did it for 25 years so have lots of experience.
Thank you so much for these videos, they are so helpful! I just wondered if you could confirm that in a situation where someone puts in their will "My cottage will be held on trust by Linda for my two children when they reach 25 years old", do they have to accompany their will by a deed in order to transfer the legal title to Linda? Thank you!
A great question! No, the deceased doesn't have to leave a deed of transfer. All their property passes to their executor (Linda) on death who will hold the cottage on the trust in the will assuming of course that the deceased was still the beneficial owner of the cottage when they died.
hi, i was wondering if you could help me , to do with transfer legal titles of shares in a private company.
the scenerio is
mark is holding 4000 shares in a private company on trust for rachel. rachel agrees with becky that she will assign her equitable interest in the 4000 shares to becky on the understanding that becky will act as a director of the company.
so how does the formaily requirements apply to this circumstance?
Sorry, but I can't answer individual queries here but are you sure that it's LEGAL title you are wanting to transfer? The scenario refers to the transfer of an EQUITABLE interest
@@bitesizelaw9163 lol ur abit late mate
@@mribby786123 Sorry - only just picked up on the comment.
What if someone declared a valid trust and then subsequently declared a transfer of property (by selling the property)? Does the selling of the property still stand?
Yes- the trustee can sell trust property. Not sure what you mean by 'declaring' a transfer'.
@@bitesizelaw9163 like if someone declared a trust (which is allowed in my country without any need for formality through equity) and then proceeded to actually sell the property to someone else. Who has the better right to the property?
@@Checkersss You need to seek legal advice as it will depend on the law in your own jurisdiction. I'm not able to give legal advice. Good luck with it.