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(Original post by ROTL94)
“A trust which is not for the benefit of ascertainable beneficiaries is described as being a trust for the pursuit of an abstract purpose. Trusts for abstract purposes are void under English law precisely because there is no beneficiary who can enforce the trustees’ obligations before the court”. ( Hudson, Equity & Trusts 8th Edn).
With reference to case law, discuss whether this statement is an accurate and desirable situation.
“A trust which is not for the benefit of ascertainable beneficiaries is described as being a trust for the pursuit of an abstract purpose. Trusts for abstract purposes are void under English law precisely because there is no beneficiary who can enforce the trustees’ obligations before the court”. ( Hudson, Equity & Trusts 8th Edn).
With reference to case law, discuss whether this statement is an accurate and desirable situation.
having 0 law knowledge and no clue what's going on here - this is an undesirable situation indeed.
However, one must plough.
im gonna need at least a few days (no cheating or anything like that, don't worry
) to at least, decode this question, and using GCSE English knowlege (
) and a bit of wording, give this a go 
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ROTL, you can assess this, since you've done this (its gna be terrible, strap urself).
If i make even 1 valid point, or anything worth one mark (lool
) - I'll take it.
If i make even 1 valid point, or anything worth one mark (lool
) - I'll take it.alright
cya in a few days (maybe even weeks)
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see ROTL94 i haven't forgotten - just busy!
having 0 law knowledge and no clue what's going on here - this is an undesirable situation indeed.
However, one must plough.
im gonna need at least a few days (no cheating or anything like that, don't worry
) to at least, decode this question, and using GCSE English knowlege (
) and a bit of wording, give this a go
alright
cya in a few days (maybe even weeks)
see ROTL94 i haven't forgotten - just busy!
having 0 law knowledge and no clue what's going on here - this is an undesirable situation indeed.
However, one must plough.
im gonna need at least a few days (no cheating or anything like that, don't worry
) to at least, decode this question, and using GCSE English knowlege () and a bit of wording, give this a go
Spoiler:
Show
ROTL, you can assess this, since you've done this (its gna be terrible, strap urself).
If i make even 1 valid point, or anything worth one mark (lool) - I'll take it.
If i make even 1 valid point, or anything worth one mark (lool
) - I'll take it.alright
cya in a few days (maybe even weeks)
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