The History of the Trust | Equity & Trusts

Subscribe to my personal channel for videos on how to study law effectively & efficiently:    / @heygarethevans   The ‘use’ was a mediæval device, where property was given to one person for the use of another. It has been suggested (e.g. Lim 2001) that it was influenced by Arabic custom - the waqf – introduced into England following the Crusades.

Where a person wished to give property to persons who were unable to hold property in their own name - such as women and children - they would give the property to a man for the use of the women and children; or where they wished someone to perform and receive the feudal duties. Another example was where the recipient had taken a vow of poverty and could own no property.

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