I told myself that if I passed my final exams in third year I'd have to come back and thank you....and I did...so honestly thank you so much!! These videos were so clear and easy to understand, they helped me out sooo much! You are definitely a big part of why I have a law degree now🙌🏾🙏🏾
Marcus! Thank you. Couldn't do the pesky law degree without your help. I wish you all the happiness in the world- you deserve it. A true blessing on earth. All my love xx
You actually saved me in my second year law degree to understand certain topics I remembered a lot of points in the exam thanks to you. A friend found your video on Equity and Trusts and I was over the moon. Bro I actually love you.
omg i swear i have read all the books and i been in all the equity classes.bit in your short videos u literally same my time. u are best. thank u so much
just want to thank you for your videos. just got my marks back for my equity and trusts exam and i got a first and a lot of that was down to you! so thank you 😁
Hi Marcus, I've been doing questions and I find it much easier after watching your tutorial videos, thank you so much. I was hoping you could make a video based on "how to answer problem/open-ended essay questions.
+Kaveenselvi Ananthakumar It's quite difficult to cover that in general but I always try and think about it in relation to specific topics at the end of videos.
This is amazing, Marcus! I will definitely watch Land Law Series as well! Just currently fighting with drafting a clause for my Equity&Trusts assignment due next week concerning Unincorporated Associations. Really hoped I could find a video on it on your channel :( But will definitely watch the other ones! Thank you so much for your time!
Hi Marcus, I'm a little confused with a family trust and how it deals with insolvency. How does the beneficiary enforce his beneficial rights in this situation if the trust faces a situation of insolvency?
Hi Marcus your videos are brilliant! if possible could you please make a video on proprietary estoppel and one on constructive trusts of the home? Thank you.
Hi Marcus your videos are absolutely compact and helpful for after-textbook revision. I wonder if there's a video you've made for secret trusts. I'm going to have to resit for the exam in October, help!
What about if you have a trust and you are told all the details of shares etc but then you are told of a provision that gives money to the trustees 'who may distribute'? This gives rise to a fiduciary power but how would that fit into the certainty to intention? Would it be the case that the words clearly demonstrate an intention to create a fiduciary power within the trust?
great stuff as always marcus; but am a little puzzled as regards Comiskey [1905] where my reading is that a trust was in fact NOT established... the judgment stating: "here was an absolute gift of the testator's real and personal estate to his wife" with Lord Davey suggesting: "The words which have been so much commented upon, "in full confidence," are, in my opinion, neutral. I think it would be impossible to regard them as technical words in any sense. They are words which may or may not create a trust, and whether they do so or not must be determined by the context of the particular will in which you find them. In the present case I do not think it necessary to determine any such question."
A very good observation but remember that the words are only one aspect. The court also looked at the context and it was clear that there was an intention for the nieces to obtain rights in the property.
HI Marcuscleaver, Hope you'r fine, i would be thankful if you could help me in writing an essay being a solicitor advising one of his client about the Trust. im actually new to Law studies but finding it bit hard how to start writing an advice. your help would be highly appreciated. Thanks
I told myself that if I passed my final exams in third year I'd have to come back and thank you....and I did...so honestly thank you so much!! These videos were so clear and easy to understand, they helped me out sooo much! You are definitely a big part of why I have a law degree now🙌🏾🙏🏾
+Crispinn That's so great to hear. You did all the hard work but if I helped out just a little bit then it was worth it on my part! 🖖
Marcus! Thank you. Couldn't do the pesky law degree without your help. I wish you all the happiness in the world- you deserve it. A true blessing on earth. All my love xx
You actually saved me in my second year law degree to understand certain topics I remembered a lot of points in the exam thanks to you. A friend found your video on Equity and Trusts and I was over the moon. Bro I actually love you.
haha thanks mate :D
Thank you so much sir, great speaker, well explained and thank you for your time. I appreciate it. its like a charity , spreading knowledge
Whizz kid Marcus - genius at the didactic role - a lot of very clever folk aren't good at relaying knowledge but you are a natural at it.
You honestly saved me, don't know if I would be getting firsts without these videos!
It's your own hard work and studying too!
omg i swear i have read all the books and i been in all the equity classes.bit in your short videos u literally same my time. u are best. thank u so much
Got me through EU exams last year now Equity and Trusts in 3rd year. Where do your talents end ha
Yaaaay awesome :) more on Equity and Trust please 😀 and thank you very much.
+Adil Zein I promise! :)
just want to thank you for your videos. just got my marks back for my equity and trusts exam and i got a first and a lot of that was down to you! so thank you 😁
Thank you for this! Your videos are incredibly helpful and informative!
Thanks. Maybe being slightly captious but at 2:05 it's Lady Justice Arden. It's amazing how accustomed people are to saying Lord justice!
Hi Marcus, I've been doing questions and I find it much easier after watching your tutorial videos, thank you so much. I was hoping you could make a video based on "how to answer problem/open-ended essay questions.
+Kaveenselvi Ananthakumar It's quite difficult to cover that in general but I always try and think about it in relation to specific topics at the end of videos.
Thank you! Great series, as usual, PLEASE do a video on Proprietary Claims and Tracing would be really helpful
This is amazing, Marcus! I will definitely watch Land Law Series as well! Just currently fighting with drafting a clause for my Equity&Trusts assignment due next week concerning Unincorporated Associations. Really hoped I could find a video on it on your channel :(
But will definitely watch the other ones!
Thank you so much for your time!
bro big up, you are a top G!!
thank you! so helpful
Thank you these are a great overview!
great were are you studying from
Hi Marcus, I'm a little confused with a family trust and how it deals with insolvency. How does the beneficiary enforce his beneficial rights in this situation if the trust faces a situation of insolvency?
Well done Marcus
Much appreciated, Rob.
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Great piece
thanks !!! this helps a lot
That's amazing to hear!
Could you go over tracing, please? especially the deo and brazil case?
Hi Marcus your videos are brilliant! if possible could you please make a video on proprietary estoppel and one on constructive trusts of the home? Thank you.
Hi Marcus your videos are absolutely compact and helpful for after-textbook revision. I wonder if there's a video you've made for secret trusts. I'm going to have to resit for the exam in October, help!
What about if you have a trust and you are told all the details of shares etc but then you are told of a provision that gives money to the trustees 'who may distribute'? This gives rise to a fiduciary power but how would that fit into the certainty to intention? Would it be the case that the words clearly demonstrate an intention to create a fiduciary power within the trust?
Hey!!!... love your videos... I was wondering could you do Commercial Law next, please?... Thank you!
great stuff as always marcus; but am a little puzzled as regards Comiskey [1905] where my reading is that a trust was in fact NOT established... the judgment stating: "here was an absolute gift of the testator's real and personal estate to his wife" with Lord Davey suggesting: "The words which have been so much commented upon, "in full confidence," are, in my opinion, neutral. I think it would be impossible to regard them as technical words in any sense. They are words which may or may not create a trust, and whether they do so or not must be determined by the context of the particular will in which you find them. In the present case I do not think it necessary to determine any such question."
A very good observation but remember that the words are only one aspect. The court also looked at the context and it was clear that there was an intention for the nieces to obtain rights in the property.
Hey!
Your videos are so helpful, thank you!
I would love it if you could do a video on Breach of Trust/ Trustee Liability...?
HI Marcuscleaver, Hope you'r fine, i would be thankful if you could help me in writing an essay being a solicitor advising one of his client about the Trust. im actually new to Law studies but finding it bit hard how to start writing an advice. your help would be highly appreciated. Thanks
oh and Breach of Trust, Breach of Fiduciary Duties and Tracing too please!
we want for Land law mate think about it. Good job anyhow!
When you pay money into a bank your are owed it back, you lend it to the bank.
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