Equity: RTs, CICTs, and Proprietary Estoppel - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Where do payments have to be directed under an RT to give rise to a beneficial interest?	Acquisition	100%
Requirements for it to arise?	Assurance- that other has interest	100%
Where are resulting trusts mainly used now?	Commercial relationships	100%
Requirements for it to arise?	Detriment- Y suffers detriment as a result	100%
What kind of contributions do these have to be?	Direct	100%
Two types of intention seen in Lloyds Bank v Rosset [1991]?	Express	100%
Two types of intention seen in Lloyds Bank v Rosset [1991]?	Inferred	100%
Two situations?	Joint legal title	100%
How are interests quantified under an RT?	Look at financial contributions to acquisition	100%
If not married, what statutory protection is not available to couples?	Matrimonial Causes Act 1973	100%
Requirements for it to arise?	Reliance- on assurance/promise	100%
What is proprietary estoppel?	Remedy	100%
Two situations?	Sole legal owner	100%
To what extent must B rely on promise from A to have interest?	To their detriment	100%
Who do CICTs usually involve?	Unmarried couples	100%
When does the issue arise over a shared home?	When they separate	100%
What arises under certain circumstances to not putting ones name on title?	Excuse	0%
How are interests in a CICT under sole legal owner cases quantified?	Joint enterprise	0%
How are interests in a CICT under joint tenants in law quantified?	Presume tenancy in common	0%
If inferred?	Words and actions over entire course of dealing	0%

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