Resulting Trusts — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law

Six years of paying someone else's mortgage can buy you nothing at all under a resulting trust, while signing the loan on day one buys you a share outright.

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In this episode:

• A resulting trust gives effect to the transferor's presumed intention
• Advancement is presumed from a father, never from a mother
• A resulting trust is fixed at acquisition and never grows
• In a jointly owned family home, equity follows the law
• A failed purpose sends the money back on a resulting trust

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