Trust Practitioner’s Handbook
Trust Practitioner’s Handbook by Gill Steele, published by Law Society in 2005, offers a comprehensive examination of the evolving landscape of trust law. With 405 pages in English, this edition addresses the extensive statutory provisions that have emerged in recent years, focusing on their practical implications for the administration of trusts. The book serves as a resource for understanding the ongoing changes in this area of law.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of the day-to-day administration of trusts, highlighting the challenges and considerations that practitioners face in light of recent legal developments. The content is relevant for those interested in law, particularly in the fields of administrative law and regulatory practice, as well as antitrust issues. This handbook aims to provide clarity and guidance for professionals navigating the complexities of trust management amidst ongoing legislative changes.
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In recent years there have been extensive statutory provisions in the area of trusts and change is still in the air. This book takes a practical look at the implications of these changes in the day-to-day administration of trusts.
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