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TRUSTS LAWINTERNATIONAL TRUSTPRECEDENTS1 RELEASE A YEAREditorial Team: Withers LLPInternational Trust Precedents provides acomplete library of documents, with clearsupporting commentary, to create effectivetrusts in key overseas jurisdictions. Not only isit possible to compare different countries to seewhich jurisdictions are most suitable, but thereis also the necessary back-up information onrelevant trust law, company law, taxation andadministration.• Complete precedents written in a clear andeasy-to-follow style• Looks at the relevant company and trust lawof each jurisdiction• Explains how the use of overseas trusts canaid international business planning• The full text of the precedents is now alsoavailable on CD in Word format to enablespeedy drafting of documentsJURISDICTION: England & Wales, International978 0 851 21574 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6490Looseleaf £710.00/€936.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £483.00Europe £488.00/€644.00Rest of World £489.00/$842.00978 0 421 86090 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6583CD-ROM £586.00 (+ £117.20 VAT) = £703.20/€773.00 (+ €154.60 VAT) = €927.60Updating releases charged for on publicationPRACTICAL TRUSTPRECEDENTS1 RELEASE A YEAREditorial Team: Withers LLPPractical Trust Precedents contains all thematerial needed to create airtight trusts withallowances for flexibility to meet changingneeds. It provides complete documents,alternative and additional clauses, ancillarydocuments, and documents for specialsituations – all backed by expert commentary.It enables trusts to be drafted which:• Allow flexibility so that changes andenhancements can be made• Meet today's legal requirements• Offer the necessary protection against therigours of taxation• The full text of the precedents is now alsoavailable on CD in Word format to enablespeedy drafting of documents without theneed to re-keyJURISDICTION: England & Wales, Commonwealth978 0 851 21183 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6447Looseleaf £489.00/€645.00Updating releases charged for on publication978 0 421 86230 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6657CD-ROM £410.00 (+ £82.00 VAT) = £492.00/€541.00 (+ €108.20 VAT) = €649.20Updating releases charged for on publicationLEWIN ON TRUSTSTRUSTS, WILLS AND PROBATE LIBRARY19TH EDITIONJohn Mowbray, QC, Lynton Tucker, Nicholas LePoidevin, Edwin Simpson and James Brightwell"One of the classic legal textbooks "– Law Quarterly ReviewLewin provides the practitioner with thedefinitive text on the law and practice oftrusts, and is frequently cited in court. Itcovers all aspects of trusts law, from creationof trusts and the role and duties of trustees,to beneficiaries and their interests andadministration.The new 19th edition has been completelyupdated to take account of recent case lawand legislation.• Includes in-depth analysis of both generalprinciples and the practical implicationsof trust law• Provides clear guidance on questions thatarise in modern trusts practice• Analyses major decisions and appliesthem to the principles of the law andthe practice and procedure they affect• Explores the impact of the latest case law• Explains breach of trust and availableremedies• Deals with constructive trusts and assettracing• Covers anti-money-laundering legislationin relation to trusts• Refers to Commonwealth decisions,suggesting solutions lacking in UK caselaw• Covers costs issues in trusts disputesCONTENTS: Definition, classification and creationof trusts. The trustees. The beneficiaries andbeneficial interests. Administration of the trustproperty. Breach of trust and remedies. Lawfuldeparture from the trusts.JURISDICTION: England & Wales, CommonwealthDec-2012 978 0 414 02436 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 566996Hardback c. £300.00/c. €381.00EMAIL YOUR ORDERS AND ENQUIRIES TOTRLUKI.orders@thomsonreuters.comTLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.comNEWEDITIONSNELL'S EQUITYTRUSTS, WILLS AND PROBATE LIBRARY32ND EDITIONGeneral Editor: John McGhee, QCAcknowledged as the leading authority onequity, Snell deals with equitable principlesand remedies, together with their application intrusts, probate and mortgages. It is renownedfor its clear discussion of how the complex rulesof equity apply in practice.• Analyses the five ancient equitable doctrinesof conversion, reconversion, election,performance and satisfaction• Shows how the principles can be applied tosolve clients' problems• Considers a wide range of equitable remedies• Explores the growing application of trusts andfiduciary obligations in commercial contexts• Discusses dealings with equity includingassignments of choses in action, and priorities• Explains the implications of recent case law1ST SUPPLEMENT: This brings the text up to datewith recent developments in the carJURISDICTION: England & WalesNov-2011 978 0 414 04875 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 513305Mainwork & Supplement £350.00/€446.00Nov-2011 978 0 414 04874 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 5106551st Supplement, Paperback, 216 pp £75.00/€96.00TRUST TAXATION3RD EDITIONEmma Chamberlain and Chris WhitehouseThis new edition of Trust Taxation is thedefinitive text on the taxation of UK residentand non-resident trusts, explaining in detail thedifferent inheritance tax, capital gains tax andincome tax regimes and how they apply tospecific types of trusts.• Uses specific scenarios to explain how thetaxes are applied• Advises on the most appropriate trusts to usein varying situations• Describes how past and present schemesworked and what legislation has beenintroduced to counteract them• Covers specialist areas such as Bare Trusts,Reverter to Settlor Trusts and Trusts forchildren• Explains important recent developments,including the Perpetuities and AccumulationsAct 2009, June 2011 consultations onresidence and foreign domiciliaries, andextensive case law• Includes sample tax calculations, precedents,flow charts and checklists to guidepractitioners through the tax mazeJURISDICTION: England & Wales, UK Common Lawbased countriesDec-2011 978 0 414 04335 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 416065Hardback £150.00/€191.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 149