Rules on perpetuities, and private purpose trusts
As I understand it, while trusts of imperfect obligations by the Re Endacott exceptions fall under 21 years + common law lives in being, the bare trusts from a successful Re Denley; Re Recher’s style construction benefits from the 2009 Act’s extended period of 125 years as well as the class closing rule/wait-and-see rule.
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