‘Innovation and Reform in the Law of Trusts’ – special number of King’s Law Journal

Innovation and Reform in the Law of Trusts – Editors’ Introduction (James Lee, Richard Nolan, Tang Hang Wu and Man Yip)

Statutory Trusts and Trusty Statutes (James Lee and Man Yip)

‘Looking Through’ Trusts in Relationship Property Redistribution Regimes: A Comparative Perspective (Adam Hofri-Winogradow and Mark J Bennett)

The Reform of Charitable Constitutional Purposes: Should Australia Follow England’s Path in Aligning Charitable Trusts and Corporations? (Ian Murray and John Picton)

Promoting ESG Investing by Trustees: Risk Management and Structuring Solutions (Vincent Ooi and Alvin W-L See)

Democracy and family wealth regulation in Kenya: A responsive regulation approach to inheritance tax (Mukami Wangai)

Intra-family wealth transfers: The presumption or the ‘presumption’ of advancement? (John Mee)

Priority between Competing Successive Trustee Liens: The Limits of Judicial Innovation and the Opportunity for Law Reform (Allison Silink)

Not such massively discretionary trusts: Proper purposes doctrine and protectors as means of control (Man Yip and Tang Hang Wu)

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King’s Law Journal, Volume 35, Issue 1 (2024)

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