Unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust

This article challenges the traditional assumption that all cases of unauthorised fiduciary gain warrant the same legal treatment, in particular the imposition of a constructive trust as a disgorgement remedy. It proposes a method of categorising the cases and ranking them based on the strength of t...

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Main Author: SEE, Alvin W. L.
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spelling sg-smu-ink.sol_research-37742020-03-23T01:47:42Z Unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust SEE, Alvin W. L. This article challenges the traditional assumption that all cases of unauthorised fiduciary gain warrant the same legal treatment, in particular the imposition of a constructive trust as a disgorgement remedy. It proposes a method of categorising the cases and ranking them based on the strength of the principal’s interest. It is suggested that in cases where the principal’s interest is not particularly strong, there is room for taking into account the interests of innocent third parties and affording them the necessary protection. For this purpose, the remedial constructive trust supplies the needed flexibility. 2016-12-01T08:00:00Z text application/pdf https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sol_research/1822 https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/sol_research/article/3774/viewcontent/Unauthorised_fiduciary_gains_and_the_constructive_trust__1_.pdf Research Collection Yong Pung How School Of Law eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Constructive trust Disgorgement Restitution Fiduciary No-profit rule Commercial Law Contracts Property Law and Real Estate
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topic Constructive trust
Disgorgement
Restitution
Fiduciary
No-profit rule
Commercial Law
Contracts
Property Law and Real Estate
spellingShingle Constructive trust
Disgorgement
Restitution
Fiduciary
No-profit rule
Commercial Law
Contracts
Property Law and Real Estate
SEE, Alvin W. L.
Unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust
description This article challenges the traditional assumption that all cases of unauthorised fiduciary gain warrant the same legal treatment, in particular the imposition of a constructive trust as a disgorgement remedy. It proposes a method of categorising the cases and ranking them based on the strength of the principal’s interest. It is suggested that in cases where the principal’s interest is not particularly strong, there is room for taking into account the interests of innocent third parties and affording them the necessary protection. For this purpose, the remedial constructive trust supplies the needed flexibility.
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author SEE, Alvin W. L.
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title Unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust
title_short Unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust
title_full Unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust
title_fullStr Unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust
title_full_unstemmed Unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust
title_sort unauthorised fiduciary gains and the constructive trust
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2016
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sol_research/1822
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