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In trusts we trust : trust law

Lucinde Rhoodie

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Creditors as parties to litigation often find themselves in a predicament where the individual against whom they have a claim has assets of insignificant value but is a trustee of a discretionary trust with substantial assets.

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Creditors as parties to litigation often find themselves in a predicament where the individual against whom they have a claim has assets of insignificant value but is a trustee of a discretionary trust with substantial assets.

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Creditors as parties to litigation often find themselves in a predicament where the individual against whom they have a claim has assets of insignificant value but is a trustee of a discretionary trust with substantial assets.

Key concepts: Trust law, Blind trust, Settlor, Express trust, Creditor, Voting trust, Business, Value (mathematics)

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