Trust Law

Author: Xu Mengzhou, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Based on a detailed examination of the history of trust and its legislative development, this book thoroughly elaborates on the fundamental legal relationships of trust, including the establishment of trust, trust property, parties to the trust, changes, and termination of trust. It also covers the basic content of trust industry laws. Trust is treated as a separate chapter, as are trust and agency, trust and financial leasing, trust and commission, and trust and intermediary, with a focus on analyzing the similarities and differences between these systems. To help readers deeply understand the content of trust law and apply it in practice, typical trust cases from real-life scenarios are selected as pre-reading cases at the beginning of each chapter related to specific trust systems. These cases aim to enhance readers' intuitive understanding and highlight key issues for in-depth study. Additionally, for the convenience of readers in referencing legal provisions and conducting comparative analysis, the book appends China's current trust laws, regulations, and the Hague Convention on Trusts at the end.
This textbook, based on a detailed examination of the history of trust and its legislative development, thoroughly elaborates on the fundamental legal relationships of trust, including the establishment of trust, trust property, parties to the trust, changes, and termination of trust. It comprehensively covers the basic content of trust industry laws and treats trust, trust and agency, trust and financial leasing, trust and commission, and trust and intermediary as separate chapters, with a focus on analyzing the similarities and differences between these systems. Each chapter related to specific trust systems features typical trust cases from real-life scenarios, highlighting key issues for study. At the end of the book, China's current trust laws, regulations, and the Hague Convention on Trusts are appended.