Voluntary Conveyances Research Articles

Resulting Trusts and Voluntary Conveyances of Land, 1674–1925

This article considers whether a resulting trust could arise upon a voluntary conveyance of land prior to 1926, a question which was the subject of much controversy amongst leading judges and writers in past centuries. Based on an analysis of the case law, which starts in the seventeenth century, the article argues that the better view is that no resulting trust could arise in the relevant situation prior to 1926. Arguments are advanced to explain why this interpretation is consistent with principle, emphasising the complexity inherent in the proposition that a resulting trust doctrine existed alongside the presumption of resulting use in the context of voluntary conveyances of land.

Fraudulent Conveyances: Right of Creditor Whose Cause of Action Accrued after the Debtor's Voluntary Conveyance

Fraudulent Conveyances: Right of Creditor Whose Cause of Action Accrued after the Debtor's Voluntary Conveyance

Voluntary Conveyances in Virginia as against Creditors and Purchasers

Voluntary Conveyances in Virginia as against Creditors and Purchasers

Validity of Voluntary Conveyance Attacked as Fraudulent. Admissibility of Parol Evidence to Vary Recital of Consideration in Deed

Validity of Voluntary Conveyance Attacked as Fraudulent. Admissibility of Parol Evidence to Vary Recital of Consideration in Deed

Equity. Mistake. Reformation of Voluntary Conveyance

Equity. Mistake. Reformation of Voluntary Conveyance

Fraudulent Conveyances. Voluntary Transfers. Rights of Creditors. Protecting a Subsequent Creditor against Voluntary Conveyances

Fraudulent Conveyances. Voluntary Transfers. Rights of Creditors. Protecting a Subsequent Creditor against Voluntary Conveyances

Equity. Deeds. Reformation of a Voluntary Conveyance

Equity. Deeds. Reformation of a Voluntary Conveyance

Fraudulent Conveyances: Voluntary Conveyances: Solvency and Insolvency of Grantor

Fraudulent Conveyances: Voluntary Conveyances: Solvency and Insolvency of Grantor

The Law of Fraudulent and Voluntary Conveyances

The Law of Fraudulent and Voluntary Conveyances

Voluntary Conveyances. Cancellation

Voluntary Conveyances. Cancellation

Voluntary Conveyances. "Void and Voidable". Subsequent Consideration

Voluntary Conveyances. "Void and Voidable". Subsequent Consideration

Validity of Bona Fide Voluntary Conveyances by Solvent Debtors, as against Prior Creditors

Validity of Bona Fide Voluntary Conveyances by Solvent Debtors, as against Prior Creditors

Voluntary Conveyances. (Continued from p. 11)

Voluntary Conveyances. (Continued from p. 11)

Voluntary Conveyances

Voluntary Conveyances