Adrian Shipwright reviews Underhill and Hayton: Law of Trusts and Trustees 17th edn LexisNexis Butterworths; David Hayton with Paul Matthews & Charles Mitchell; 1358 pp; £340; ISBN 9781405708630
Underhill and Hayton is the classic authoritative must-have work of reference for those practising in the area of trust and trustees and as ever a new edition is to be welcomed as a necessity. David Hayton had added considerably to the work (hence the addition of his name) and its authority. This in part led to his appointment as a Justice of the Caribbean Court of Justice. Two of his King's College London colleagues have been 'persuaded' to be Editors under David Hayton's General Editorship for this new edition. This had led to some useful and interesting rewriting on trustees' duties...
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Adrian Shipwright reviews Underhill and Hayton: Law of Trusts and Trustees 17th edn LexisNexis Butterworths; David Hayton with Paul Matthews & Charles Mitchell; 1358 pp; £340; ISBN 9781405708630
Underhill and Hayton is the classic authoritative must-have work of reference for those practising in the area of trust and trustees and as ever a new edition is to be welcomed as a necessity. David Hayton had added considerably to the work (hence the addition of his name) and its authority. This in part led to his appointment as a Justice of the Caribbean Court of Justice. Two of his King's College London colleagues have been 'persuaded' to be Editors under David Hayton's General Editorship for this new edition. This had led to some useful and interesting rewriting on trustees' duties...
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