Widely recognized as an outstandingly thorough and perceptive treatment of the modern English law of trusts and equitable remedies, Hayton, McFarlane and Mitchell is a combination of textbook and casebook in a single volume. The work provides a clear and succinct explanation of the law, and an insightful and critical analysis of the issues and controversies which have arisen as a result of new legal developments and academic work in the area. The text is supplemented and supported by a wide range of extracts from legislation, cases, academic articles, and other sources. Questions at the end of each chapter promote critical engagement by readers with the material.
