By drawing on his expertise in teaching, writing, and research, Gary Watt brings the subject to life with useful analogies and memorable references to history and surrounding cultural contexts. The law is placed within a unique conceptual framework, examining trusts in light of the four key perspectives of precedent, principle, policy, and pragmatism, and explaining key decisions with clarity and rigour.

Watt's engaging approach helps students to actively engage with the subject and to think critically about its central issues. Avoiding the dense text and unwieldy weight of many textbooks on this topic, Trusts and Equity offers a concise and clear account of the law, providing a compelling and stimulating companion to the study of trusts.

An Online Resource Centre accompanies this book, providing additional support for both students and lecturers. Resources for the seventh edition include:-

• Three video lectures presented by Gary Watt introduce key areas of debate within the subject
• Sample essay questions and problem scenarios
• General guidance on answering essay questions and problem scenarios
• Updates to the law post-publication
• Web links to further primary sources and commentary to aid your understanding
• Flashcard glossary to help test your knowledge of key terms