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Question · Land Law
i.
Trusts of Land · TOLATA 1996

Mr and Mrs Jones bought a house as joint tenants. They later separated but did not sever the joint tenancy. Mrs Jones moved out; Mr Jones paid the mortgage and bills. After five years she claims a beneficial interest under a trust of land. Which best states her position?

A.No beneficial interest beyond survivorship.
B.Can claim under TOLATA if she shows an express or implied common intention to share.
C.Automatic 50% beneficial interest from being a registered joint tenant.
D.Only with direct mortgage / purchase contributions.
E.Extinguished by leaving and not contributing.
Why this matters

TOLATA 1996 + Stack v Dowden / Jones v Kernott: a constructive or resulting trust depends on common intention, not on which name appears on the title.

Question · Trusts
ii.
The Three Certainties

“I hereby declare a trust of my shareholdings in ABC Ltd on trust for my grandchildren when they reach 18.” The settlor has three grandchildren now and anticipates more; the deed does not specify which grandchildren or shares. Validity?

A.Valid — intention is clear and beneficiaries ascertainable.
B.Valid — subject matter and objects are sufficiently certain.
C.Invalid — certainty of objects fails; unclear which grandchildren benefit and how.
D.Invalid — certainty of intention is not satisfied.
E.Invalid — subject matter is uncertain because the shares were not segregated.
Why this matters

Knight v Knight + McPhail v Doulton: a private trust fails for uncertainty of objects where the class is not identifiable with sufficient precision at the date of declaration.

Question · Criminal Practice
iii.
Bail Applications · Bail Act 1976

David is charged with aggravated burglary. At his first Magistrates’ hearing he applies for bail. The prosecution opposes: a previous similar conviction, alleged flight risk, possible witness interference. Which best describes the court's approach?

A.Must grant bail unless the prosecution proves risk on the balance of probabilities.
B.Discretion to refuse bail if necessary to prevent absconding, further offences, or interference.
C.Must refuse bail because aggravated burglary is indictable.
D.Must grant bail unless there is clear and convincing evidence the defendant will abscond.
E.Can refuse only with the defendant's consent.
Why this matters

Bail Act 1976 sch 1: there is a presumption in favour of bail, but the court may refuse for the listed substantial grounds — past record is a relevant consideration, not a bar to bail.

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