A Philosophical Viewpoint London 1666, during the black plague and great fires of London, Parliament enacted an act behind closed doors, called Cestui Que Vie Act 1666. The act being debated was to subrogate the rights of men and women,…
Part 1 Cestui Que Vie (life beneficiary) Act 1707 says: (1) An Act for the more effectual Discovery of the Death of Persons pretended to be alive to the Prejudice of those who claim Estates after their Deaths. Reasons for…
The Nature of the Trust “The classic definition of a trust is generally taken to be that of Sir Arthur Underhill which he set out in the following terms: A trust is an equitable obligation, binding a person (called a…
Natural Law Natural law and natural rights follow from the nature of man and the world. We have the right to defend ourselves and our property, because of the kind of animals that we are. True law derives from this…
“Hey there we notice you have a child, In order for your child to be recognised by our members and be able to do business within our realms, your child would need to be signed via application. Your child will…
Equity doesn’t exist in Common Law which gave rise to the validity and fairness in which rooted in the Common Law The common law rigor doesn’t recognise the equitable interests of beneficiaries so after a ruling in a common law…
Bailiffs are individuals or companies that are authorized by the court to enforce certain kinds of debts, such as unpaid council tax or parking fines. When a person owes money to an individual or organization and does not pay it,…
Why you shouldn’t use Quantum Grammar The word Quantum Grammar is a made up construct created by a man named David-Wynn: Miller who is widely known in his country for his outrageous claims and being band from most courts in his…