I would most certainly recommend Amanda to any university student who requires assistance with Equity & Trusts. She has kindly assisted me on my equity essay which scored a first. Her feedback is thorough and extremely helpful. 10/10!!
Hello! Thanks for the video, it has been informative, it is made very easy to understand some issues. I have a couple of questions. In terms of the evidence required for section 53 (1) (b), is there a difference if the letter is produced before or after the transfer of title to the trustees? Also, if the signature is not the actual name of the settlor, would that count as a signature? If for example a father leaves his leasehold flat to his daughters and subsequently writes a letter and signs it as "dad", what would the daughter's argument be? Kind regards.
I would most certainly recommend Amanda to any university student who requires assistance with Equity & Trusts. She has kindly assisted me on my equity essay which scored a first. Her feedback is thorough and extremely helpful. 10/10!!
Thank you. Congratulations on your 1st class grade!!
You were a pleasure to teach.
Amanda
Hey Nav, how did you approach your equity essay?
Hello! Thanks for the video, it has been informative, it is made very easy to understand some issues.
I have a couple of questions. In terms of the evidence required for section 53 (1) (b), is there a difference if the letter is produced before or after the transfer of title to the trustees?
Also, if the signature is not the actual name of the settlor, would that count as a signature? If for example a father leaves his leasehold flat to his daughters and subsequently writes a letter and signs it as "dad", what would the daughter's argument be?
Kind regards.
Many thanks for the feedback. The answer to the 1st question is - no (IMO). I don't know the answer to the second question.
Thanks