Certainty of Intention | Law of Trusts

[@thelawacademy1]

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[@charlottecollins7628]

Hi! What about the difference between the cases Re Adam v Kingston-Vestry & Comiskey v Bowring-Hanbury when using the words "in full confidence"?

[@sophiegale2536]

How can a secret trust comply with the 3 certainties rule?

[@kiwikiwi1779]

Remember that a potential beneficiary doesn't actually need to be aware, there just needs to be sufficient intention to create a trust. In most secret trusts this is just an executor, because it's going to be money for somebody's mistress.